Fantasy-Sim for eRepublik players
If you have played eRepublik, you know the idea at the heart of Fantasy-Sim: a world where the countries are run by the people playing in them. Fantasy-Sim is its own game, with its own world and its own rules, but a lot of it will feel familiar. Here is what carries over, and what does not.
What will feel familiar
- Countries run by their players. Citizens elect a council that passes the laws: taxes, war, peace, the state religion.
- A player economy. You found companies, hire other players or take a job, and sell what you make on a market. Each country mints its own currency, and a currency market trades one for another.
- War over ground. Councils declare war, players fight on the fronts, and regions change hands.
- A daily rhythm. Work, train and eat once a day, and come back for the next.
Companies · The council · War
What is different
- A fantasy world. Five kingdoms of five peoples (orcs, humans, dwarves, kinnaera and elves) on one drawn map, not the map of the real world.
- A day is an hour. The world turns once an hour, so your daily actions come back every hour rather than once a day.
- Your character grows old and dies. You play a house, not one person for ever. Marry, raise children, name an heir and build a manor; when a character dies, you begin again and what you owned comes with you.
- Crowns, not presidents. Every country is a kingdom. Dukes choose the king, and titles pass by inheritance or are taken by pressing a claim.
- Faith, monsters and plague. Three faiths with holy orders and relics, monsters to hunt for their hoards, epidemics that cross borders, and weather that decides the harvest.
- Nothing to buy. Fantasy-Sim has no shop and no premium currency. Everything in the game is earned in the game.
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.
eRepublik is a trademark of its owner. Fantasy-Sim is not affiliated with it.