Updated 4 November 2026
Build it up, march out, hold the line — on the streets outside your door
Grow the base, train the fighters, take a rival's ground and hold it with your alliance: that loop is why you keep opening Rise of Kingdoms, Whiteout Survival or Last War. These seven deliver it, and every one shipped an update in 2026. In the first, the map is your own city.
1. BloodRivals
Best for a base in your real city
Walk up to a real building and hold to claim it. Build it up so its roof earns coins, raise fighters, and defend it — because rival players and teams march on your streets to take them. Free, no ads.
Last update: 3 November 2026
2. Clash of Clans
Best for a village and clan battles
Build your village into a mighty stronghold, assemble troops, spells and heroes, and plunder loot from other players. Join a clan and take on other clans as a team in Clan Wars.
Last update: 21 October 2026
3. Travian: Legends
Best for alliances and rounds
Lead Romans, Egyptians, Huns, Spartans, Teutons or Gauls, grow your village into an empire and train armies against players worldwide. Forge alliances and race to win a limited round, on phone or desktop.
Last update: 20 October 2026
4. Terraclast
Best for towers on the real map
A GPS strategy MMO: walk to claim map tiles, build towers to hold them, and gather wood, food, water and scrap from the real landscape. Attacks resolve while you are away, and you can form alliances. A slow burn built over weeks.
Last update: 2 September 2026
5. The Grand Mafia
Best for a crime-family empire
Build a crime family from the ground up and take on rival families, somewhere between a strategy empire and a mob RPG.
Last update: 15 October 2026
6. The Battle of Polytopia
Best for turn-based strategy
Turn-based strategy about controlling the map with your tribe — and it plays offline.
Last update: 2 November 2026
7. RISK: Global Domination
Best for the classic board game
The official digital version of the Hasbro board game, with solo and multiplayer games.
Last update: 30 October 2026
The loop you love, on your real streets
Grow your base. Walk up to an address and it is yours. Build it into a shop that pays coins by the hour or a gym that trains fighters, and your corner of the city funds the next push.
March on a rival. Send your fighters at a guarded house and they cross the real map while the owner gets the warning. When they land, the bigger side wins — and every coin left on the roof comes with the house.
Hold it with your team. Attacks that hit the same house at the same moment pool into one battle. Time it together and you crack a house nobody could take alone; pile defenders in and you hold the line. Your team is the people around you, so who is on your street matters as much as who is online.
Lead with your hero. Your BloodFighter is a piece on the map you steer yourself: STUN a rival, SHIELD a teammate, JUMP across town, BOOST into a sprint, land a KO. His guard aura covers the houses around wherever you park him.
Rise of Kingdoms, Whiteout Survival and Last War vs BloodRivals
Swipe the table sideways to see BloodRivals →
| Rise of Kingdoms | Whiteout Survival | Last War | BloodRivals | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The map | One enormous shared world | A frozen frontier | A world overrun by zombies | Your real city |
| Your base | A civilization grown from a lone clan | A town you rebuild around the furnace | A shelter you customize | Real buildings you walked to |
| Your heroes | Historical commanders | Heroes with skill combos | Heroes from three branches | A BloodFighter you drive live |
| The fight | Real-time battles on the map | Heroes sent out for rewards | Waves of zombies | Fighters march to a real house; the bigger side wins |
| Your team | An alliance that captures passes | An alliance that grows stronger together | Players from all over the globe | A team that holds the block together |
It is a young game, and the board is biggest in Norway. Anywhere else, you are the one who starts the fight in your city. Coming from Clash of Clans? It has its own page.
The board, right now
So far the board has 292 registered players holding 75,666 properties. (as published 2026-11-10 — the app shows the live count)
Free on iOS and Android. No ads. Optional in-app purchases.
Common questions
- What are the best games like Rise of Kingdoms in 2026?
- BloodRivals for building up and taking rivals' ground on your real streets, Clash of Clans for a village and clan battles, Travian: Legends for alliances and limited rounds, and Terraclast for towers on the real map. For pure strategy, The Battle of Polytopia and RISK: Global Domination.
- Is BloodRivals like Rise of Kingdoms?
- In the loop: grow your base, train fighters, march on a rival and hold your ground with your team. Like Rise of Kingdoms, battles play out in real time on one shared map. The difference is that the map is your real city, and every place on it is a real address someone owns.
- What is a game like Whiteout Survival?
- If you love building up a town, sending heroes out and coming back to a pile of resources with your alliance behind you, try BloodRivals. Your shops earn coins by the hour while you are away — but leave them on the roof too long and a rival takes them with the house.
- What are games like Last War: Survival?
- If what hooks you in Last War is building up your shelter, recruiting heroes and teaming up with other players, BloodRivals has all three on your real streets. Your hero is the BloodFighter, and you drive him live on the map — STUN, SHIELD, JUMP, BOOST and KO.
- How does an attack work?
- Pick a rival's guarded house and send your fighters. They march across the real map, the owner gets a warning, and when they land the bigger side wins — along with every coin on the roof. An empty or undefended address needs no attack at all: stand at it and it is yours.
- Is there an alliance?
- Yes — your team. Hold ground together and climb the leaderboard as one. Attacks on the same house at the same moment pool into one battle, so a team that lands together takes houses no single player could.
- Can I play it from home?
- Mostly. Building, training, sending fighters, driving your BloodFighter and defending all work from the sofa. Claiming new ground is the one thing that needs you there: you take an address by standing at it.
- Does it cost anything to play?
- No. Free to play, optional in-app purchases, no ads.
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