FERRVM·ET·FLVCTVS
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Early Access

Turn-based strategy in the browser

Rule an ancient realm

In the year 200 AD you take over a realm around the Mediterranean. You feed its people, build up its economy, raise armies and fleets and enlarge your territory. One round is one game month.

  • Early Access
  • In the browser on a PC
The world map in the game: the realms around the Mediterranean in their colours, with roads, rivers and cities; on the right your realm and the details of a selected field.
The world map shows every realm in its colour. Click a field to see who owns it, how many people live there and what stands on it.

Your realm

What you rule

  • A province in the economy overview: food and salt supplies, population, taxes and the province treasury.

    Provinces and cities

    Your realm is made of provinces with cities and people. Feed them, collect taxes and keep your treasury in the black.

  • The market: goods with buy and sell prices and your stock.

    Economy and trade

    Build depots and manufactories, assign workers, produce goods and trade them at the market.

  • The army overview: your legions with position, strength and upkeep.

    Army and fortresses

    Raise units, form cohorts and secure your borders with fortresses.

  • Fleet

    Build ships in your harbours and plan their voyages across the sea.

How a round works

One round is one month

  1. Give orders

    Build, trade, raise troops and plan movements. Whatever affects only your own realm takes effect at once.

  2. End your turn

    Report ready. Until the settlement starts, you can take your turn back.

  3. Settlement

    The month is settled for all realms at once. Then the round report shows you what has become of your realm.

Every round has a fixed deadline. Until then you plan your turn whenever it suits you.

Early Access

Play while the game grows

Ferrum et Fluctus is playable but not finished: rules, values and the interface can still change, and some things are still missing.

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