Border Siege [war & risk]

Border Siege is a popular multiplayer game with over 900,000 games played. It offers a wide range of options and variations, making it highly customizable for players. The game can be played locally or online, with a turn-based system. It also supports 11 different languages, making it accessible to players from all over the world.

The game features 50+ high-quality maps, including the classic Earth map, and uses vector-based drawing for full resolution support. Players can choose to play in landscape or portrait mode, and the touch-based interface is specifically designed for Android devices.

Border Siege offers different gameplay options, such as domination or capital, and gives players full control over initial board placements. For quick games, there is an intelligent automatic board setup feature. Other gameplay features include fog of war, supply lines, and fortification. Players can also choose from 7 card settings and 3 methods of resolving combat, including the option to attack one roll at a time or all at once. They can also pan, zoom, or change the map drawing style at any time during the game.

The game also has a variety of multiplayer features, such as the ability to play an unlimited number of games, instant notifications when it's your turn, and in-game chat with private messaging. Players can also view move replays, track their statistics and rankings on leaderboards, and search for games with specific settings. They can even create password-protected games to play with friends and set turn time limits from 2 minutes to a week. The game also automatically removes or skips inactive players.

In addition to these features, Border Siege also offers local game saves, allowing players to pick up where they left off. They can also create their own maps using the PC map editor and share them on the game's website. The website also offers user-created maps and the PC map editor for download. The developers encourage players to be original and SEO-oriented when creating and sharing their maps.