Age of History Africa is a global, turn-based strategy game where your objective is to conquer the African continent. With 436 distinct regions to control, you'll employ strategic maneuvers to capture territories, besiege enemy capitals, and develop your infrastructure to achieve ultimate dominance.

Engaging Gameplay

Age of History Africa's gameplay is both beginner-friendly and masterfully challenging. Sharpen your strategic thinking, diplomatic skills, and strive to become the ultimate conqueror. Featuring over 436 regions, 223 unique civilizations, and diverse game modes and campaigns, the game offers addictive gameplay enhanced by stylish minimalist graphics and realistic elements.

Game Mechanics

Before each round, players submit their orders, limited by their available Movement Points. Civilizations execute actions in a randomized turn order at the start of each round.

Map and Key Features

Your capital is paramount. Losing it for three turns dissolves your civilization. Capturing an enemy capital grants control of all its provinces. Capitals provide a +15% defensive and offensive bonus and start with all buildings constructed.

Neutral provinces are transparent, while colored provinces belong to other civilizations. The map is zoomable; double-tap to reset to the standard view. A warning exclamation mark appears in the top-right corner of the minimap if the map is not at the standard scale.

Economy and Population Management

Use the Economy and Population buttons to view each province's respective values. The diplomacy button allows you to check ownership and engage in diplomatic actions.

Treasury Management

Income tax, based on your civilization's total population and economy, contributes to your treasury. Military upkeep, higher for naval units, deducts from your treasury.

Orders: Normal View

• Move: Transfer units between your provinces or attack other civilizations.
• Recruit: Hire units from a province (costs money and reduces population).
• Build: Construct buildings in a province (incurs costs).
• Disband: Remove units to reduce military upkeep.
• Vassal: Establish a vassal state with another civilization.
• Annex: Reclaim a vassal state under your direct control.

Orders: Diplomacy View

• War: Declare war on another civilization.
• Peace: Propose a peace agreement.
• Pact: Offer a non-aggression pact (five rounds, cancellable with notice).
• Alliance: Form an alliance for mutual military support. Use the War order to inform allies of your targets.
• Kick: Terminate an existing alliance.
• Support: Provide financial aid to another civilization.

Building Types

• Fort: Provides a province with a defense bonus.
• Watchtower: Reveals enemy army numbers in adjacent provinces.
• Port: Allows units to move to and from sea. Naval units can land on any province, regardless of port presence.