■ 550 Years of a Divided Realm

After the Zhou court moved east to Luoyi in 770 BC, the realm was never quiet again. Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou packs that age into twelve scenarios as a turn-based historical strategy simulation.

Guan Zhong and Duke Huan of Qi · Chengpu · Bi · Wu Zixu · Fuchai and Goujian · The Partition of Jin · The Seven States · Shang Yang · Maling · Yue Yi · Changping · King Zheng of Qin — from 685 BC to 247 BC, wherever you begin, history is rewritten from there.

■ Two Axes — War and the Contest for Talent

States contend over twenty-seven cities. Each city runs its own population, farming, commerce, flood control, morale, troops, training, gold, provisions and walls, with orders for reclamation, commerce, flood control, relief, training and weapons technology, plus conscription, transport and construction. Each officer acts once a month.

But people are worth more than land. Sow discord to drive a rival's officer's loyalty down, then persuade him over. Anyone who falls below 60 loyalty packs up that month. Guan Zhong, Wu Zixu and Shang Yang all began as another lord's servant.

■ 651 Real Figures — and 651 Portraits

Not one invented character. All 651 are people the histories name, each with five ratings — leadership, might, intellect, politics and charm — and every one of them has a portrait and a biography. The compendium fills in as you meet them.

■ Also

· Duels, corps organisation, and the arena

· Founding and succession, revolts, and shifting alliances

· A hand-drawn map of the realm — borders are redrawn as powers expand

■ Supported Languages

Korean · Japanese · Traditional Chinese

■ Notice on AI-Generated Content

The character portrait images in this game were produced with generative AI tools and then selected and retouched by hand. The generated images ship as files in the build; nothing is generated while the game runs. Everything else — the map, UI, writing, biography text and game logic — was not generated by AI.