Watch empires crumble and new ones emerge in this pixel-based simulation game. Players observe massive maps as global chaos unfolds, from independence movements succeeding or collapsing to continents flooding into oceans. Choose from three map sizes-small at 20x20km per pixel, medium at 10x10km, or large at 5x5km-each with De Facto or UN variants that toggle micronations on or off.
This casual indie title on PC lets you track unpredictable world shifts in real time. The observation-focused gameplay suits fans of simulation experiences that reward patient watching over active control. Early Access builds deliver scalable detail across sprawling 2048x1025 to 8192x4096 pixel canvases.
EarthRoyale 3 is a simulation map observation game where the aim of the game is to watch as the world turns into chaos in front of your eyes, watch as empires fall, new empires rising, independence movements either failing or succeeding, new land being formed, continents being flooded and turned into oceans truly anything can happen.
The game is pixel based with 3 different map size options:
the big map size is roughly 5x5km per pixel and 8192x4096 pixels big.
the medium map size is roughly 10x10km per pixel and 4096x2049 pixels big.
the small map size is roughly 20x20km per pixel and 2048x1025 pixels big
Each map size also has 4 different base game variant maps
Defacto is a Defacto map of the world where the borders and what countries exists is based on who is in actual control of what land
UN is a map where the borders and what countries exists is depending on what the UN sees as a country and what is generally accepted as the legal borders of the world
both of those maps have a option to also have what is known as "micro nations" on them.
