Fantasy-Sim for E-Sim players
If you have played E-Sim, the browser game at e-sim.org, you already know what it is like when the countries belong to their players: the elections, the companies, the wars that start in a vote. Fantasy-Sim shares that idea and builds a different world around it.
What will feel familiar
- Politics in the players' hands. Citizens elect a council that sets taxes, declares war, makes peace and chooses the state religion.
- Companies and markets. Found a company, take a job or hire, sell on the goods market, and change one country's money for another's on the currency market.
- Wars fought by players. Fronts are opened by law and pushed by the people who turn up to fight them.
What is different
- One world. Everybody plays on the same map, and it keeps going. There is no server to choose and no season that ends.
- A drawn fantasy map. Five kingdoms of five peoples on one island, each region with its own climate, weather and harvest.
- Your house outlives you. Characters age and die. You marry, raise children, name an heir, build a manor, and carry on as another character with what you owned.
- Kingdoms and claims. Dukes choose the king, titles are inherited, and a claim lets a player challenge a title's holder to a duel for it.
- A day is an hour. Daily actions come back every hour, so a short visit still moves you forward.
- Nothing to buy. Fantasy-Sim has no shop and no premium currency.
Try it
It is free and runs in your browser. Sign in with an account you already have, or look around the map and the rankings first.
E-Sim is a trademark of its owner. Fantasy-Sim is not affiliated with it.