Epoch ClashReal-time strategy · iPhone, iPad & Android

When ages
collide.

The year 2100. A ruler named Vohr opens the first Time Portal. The Time Ring shatters into six shards, one for every age.

Real-time strategy made for your phone, played in landscape: lead your people from the Stone Age into the future and decide who controls time.

Coming soon to iPhone, iPad and Android

Free to play. No ads, no account, no loot boxes.

One city. Six ages.

The game in eight pictures. Swipe for more.

Stone Age camp with the build bar for town center, house, university and temple, next to it a mammoth hunt.

Knights storm through the burning breach of a castle, next to it a medieval city with the game interface.

Bismarck declares war in full screen, next to it an audience with Montezuma with pacts, trade and tribute.

Knights charge at modern tanks, next to it a mushroom cloud rises over a castle (expansion).

Battle for the Time Portal with its countdown, next to it a battle for a moon base among crystals (expansion).

The Time Ring campaign map with 19 missions in six chapters, next to it a cutscene of Vohr before the ring.

Free play with maps, biomes and four game modes, plus: no ads, no loot boxes, no pay-to-win.

How you play

Claim the land. Conquer the ages.

Found cities, push your borders outward
and rise through the ages faster than your rivals.

A Stone Age camp with tents, fields and mammoths at its edge

Gather. Hunt. Build.

Found city centers anywhere in free territory and push your borders outward. Citizens gather, hunt and build; the more of them work on a building, the faster it rises. Research runs by itself, and every time you rise to a new age you choose a bonus.

Six agesReal timeEight nationsCampaign with 19 missionsFree play with 2 to 6 empires

Knights and catapults advance on a castle wall

Draw walls. Storm castles.

You simply draw walls as a line. Catapults and knights break them open again. Army automation keeps micromanagement small, if you like.

Bismarck in his study, flanked by the flags of his empire

Make allies. Or declare war.

Eight leaders with their own voice and character: alliances, trade, tribute and territory. Out in the wild live tribes with their own chiefs. Win their favor or conquer them.

Knights ride out of a medieval town against approaching tanks

Knights vs. tanks

Rise faster and you send tanks against knights. The Modern Age brings bombers, helicopters, submarines and the atomic bomb.

Expansion “The Sky Is Burning”

Robots and star fighters battle for the glowing Time Portal

Take the Moon. Ignite the portal.

In the Future Age you found moon bases and build the Time Portal. Whoever ignites it and holds it against the whole world wins.

Expansion “Future and Moon”

Free and expansions

Free to play. Expand when you want.

The base game is free and a whole game: from the Stone Age to the Industrial Age. Expansions come separately, each a one-time purchase that is yours to keep. No subscription, no ads, no loot boxes, no pay-to-win.

Free

The base game

Stone Age, Ancient Age, Middle Ages and Industrial Age
Campaign “The Time Ring”, chapters I to IV with 13 missions
Seven nations with voiced leaders
Free play on six maps with four biomes
Four AI levels and four game modes
Diplomacy, tribes and army automation

Expansions One-time

Separately or in bundles

The Sky Is Burning: the Modern Age with aircraft, submarines, the atomic bomb and chapter V
Future and Moon: the Future Age, the whole Moon, the Time Portal and chapter VI
Six biomes with their own tribe and animals: Eternal Ice, Desert, Jungle, Savanna, Volcanic Land, Highlands
The Chinese with Qin Shi Huang
The Earth: the world map with real starting locations

The Founder Pack contains everything released at launch. You can see the prices in the game and in the store.

Plays offlineNo account, no server, no ads.

Made for your phoneLarge controls, army automation instead of micromanagement.

English and GermanFully voiced, switchable in the game.

iPhone, iPad and AndroidPlayed in landscape.

The leaders are inspired by historical figures. What they say and do in the game is fictional.

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