Tap a fort.
Tap any of your buildings and a gold ring appears. Tap more to build a squad.
FORTWARS
CONQUER · EXPAND · DOMINATE
A whole war in two minutes.
Buildings train your troops. You just point them at the enemy. Tap a fort, send an army, take the map.
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- One-thumb controls
- 2-minute matches
- Plays offline
- No ads or purchases
A whole war in two minutes.
Levels are a coffee-sip long. The first takes 20 seconds. Every unit counts, every number shows, every game ends.
How it plays
Tap a fort. Send an army. Take the map.
Three beats. There is no fourth one to learn.
Send an army.
Tap an enemy or neutral building and every selected building sends half its garrison marching down the roads. Tap again to send another wave.
Take the map.
Outnumber a building's defenders and you capture it. It hoists your flag and its survivors become your new garrison. Conquer every building to win.
The strategy underneath
None of this is required to win. It is what you notice on your fifth level, and again on your fiftieth.
- Buildings train on their own
- Up to a capacity, so more buildings means more troops per second. Early expansion snowballs.
- Convoys cross your territory
- They carry troops to distant targets. Cut a stepping-stone building and the convoy stops in its tracks.
- The overflow buffer
- Stage a big army at a forward building beyond its normal cap, then strike. Massing before an attack is a real, rewarding tactic.
- Combat is honest math
- Equal armies annihilate. The bigger force wins and marches on, minus the smaller's count. Ties go to the defender.
See it move
This is the whole game.
No cuts, no speed-up, no editing. One tap picks a fort, one tap sends the squad, and the roads do the rest.
- Ten seconds, unedited, at normal speed
- Squads march the roads; you never steer them
- Blue closes out level 62, Badger Vale II
1–3 minutes a match. 300 of them.
What you get
Real-time strategy for one thumb.
Everything below is in the shipped build. Nothing is a roadmap promise.
One-thumb strategy
No menus, no modes, no gestures to memorize. Tap to select, tap to attack, double-tap to gather, drag to aim. That's the whole control scheme.
A whole war in two minutes
Levels are a coffee-sip long: the first takes 20 seconds, most run 1–3 minutes. Perfect for a commute, a queue, or a quick break.
You always understand what happened
Every unit is worth exactly one unit, everywhere, always. Every hit, reinforcement, and cost floats a visible number, so an “impossible” loss is always a legible multi-wave fight.
Roads are the whole map
Troops can only march along roads, so geography is strategy. Ambush an attack mid-road, cut an enemy's supply convoy, or fortify a chokepoint. Position is everything.
A campaign that grows with you
300 hand-tuned levels across 8 themed chapters, from the gentle Green Valley to the sprawling fortress islands of the finale, The Last Stand. Difficulty comes from smarter pressure, not just bigger maps.
Three buildings, endless plans
Towers are your all-rounders. Upgrade one into a Camp to pump out troops twice as fast, or into a Fort whose walls cut incoming attacks to 60%. Every choice is a trade-off.
Rivals that feel human
Enemies probe, reinforce, and coordinate, and sometimes blunder, gifting you the opening. Face several rival armies at once and let them bleed each other while you build.
Every game ends
No stalemates, ever. If a match drags, the world itself escalates: walls crumble, supplies run dry, and a final whistle hands victory to whoever holds the most ground.
Screens
Straight from the build.
Six real captures, from the first twenty seconds through to the last fortress island. Nothing here is a mock-up.
Title screen Conquer. Expand. Dominate.
Campaign 300 levels across 8 chapters.
Early battle 20 seconds to your first conquest.
Big battle Then two armies. Then three.
Upgrades Upgrade a tower into an engine, or a wall.
Victory Beat par. Earn three stars.
No ads. No in-app purchases. No energy timers. Plays offline.
Play as much as you want, online or off. The only currency is stars; the only pressure is beating par.
- Free forever
- No account needed
- No tracking
- No internet required
No ads. No in-app purchases. No energy timers. Plays offline.
Three buildings
You don’t build units. You build positions.
Units never get stronger. Every advantage lives in buildings, roads and timing, which is exactly what keeps the math readable.
Tower
The all-rounder- Trains
- Steady
- Holds
- Medium
- Special
- The only building you can upgrade
- How you get it
- Start with it, or capture it
Camp
The engine- Trains
- Twice as fast
- Holds
- Low
- Special
- None
- How you get it
- Upgrade a Tower
Fort
The wall- Trains
- Slowest
- Holds
- High
- Special
- Enemy attacks land at just 60%
- How you get it
- Upgrade a Tower
A Camp is an economy you must keep emptying toward the front. A Fort is a wall you pay for in economy the whole time it stands.
Difficulty & depth
Three difficulties. Three promises.
Pick the fight you actually want today. Nothing is locked behind the others.
Relaxed Loses to steady play, always.
For winding down. The map is a puzzle, not a fight.
Standard A satisfying march of wins.
The real challenge migrates to stars and par times.
Ruthless Punishes greed and over-extension.
Wins about half its matches against good play. For players who want teeth.
Chasing three stars is where mastery lives.
- 1Win the level.
- 2Beat the level's par time.
- 3Win under par without losing a single building.
Built for everyone
Legible first, pretty second.
A game you can read at a glance has to be readable for everybody. These are settings in the shipped build, not a future release.
A colorblind-safe palette
Five teams, five colors chosen to stay apart for every common type of color vision, and blue is always you, on every level.
Reduced-motion mode
Turn off the drifting clouds, confetti and camera sway without losing a single piece of information.
Independent audio toggles
Music and sound effects switch separately, so you can keep the thunk of a capture without the soundtrack.
Generous tap targets
Every building, chip and button is sized for a thumb in motion, plus optional haptics on every capture.
That is the entire legend. Blue is you, every time, on every level.
- YouBlue, always
- RedRival
- PurpleRival
- BlackRival
- UnclaimedFree to take
Questions
The short answers.
How much does Fort Wars cost?
Fort Wars is completely free. There are no banner ads, no pop-ups, no in-app purchases, no energy timers and no subscriptions. The only currency in the game is stars, and the only pressure is beating par.
Can I play Fort Wars offline?
Yes. The whole campaign runs on your device with no internet connection required, so it works on a plane, on the subway, or anywhere with no signal.
How long does a match take?
Most levels run 1–3 minutes. The very first level takes about 20 seconds, and later fortress-island maps are the longest in the game, but still short enough for one commute.
How many levels are there?
300 hand-tuned levels across 8 themed chapters, from Green Valley through to the finale, The Last Stand. Each level can be played on three difficulties and is worth up to three stars.
Is Fort Wars multiplayer?
Fort Wars is a single-player campaign. Your opponents are AI armies that probe, reinforce and coordinate, and occasionally blunder, which is where your opening comes from.
What devices does Fort Wars run on?
Fort Wars is built for ios (iphone), portrait and is designed to be played one-handed. An Android version is planned.
How do the three buildings differ?
A Tower is the all-rounder and the only building you can upgrade. A Camp trains troops twice as fast but holds fewer. A Fort trains slowest but holds the most and cuts incoming attacks to 60%. Units never get stronger; every advantage lives in buildings, roads and timing.
Can a match end in a stalemate?
Never. If a match drags on, the world escalates: walls crumble, supplies run dry, and a final whistle hands victory to whoever holds the most ground.
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