Imperios del Nuevo Mundo
Real-time strategy on the Baja California peninsula and across Mexico. Gather, raise your city, advance through the ages and tear down the enemy town center.
Start playingFree, no account, nothing to install. On your computer and on your phone.
From the Pericú to tanks, in a single game
You start with a handful of villagers and a town center. You hunt deer, fell pines, mine gold and stone, and with that you raise barracks, towers, walls and docks. Every age you research opens up new troops, buildings and ships, and the map reveals itself as you explore.
- Six ages From spears and bows to the machine gun, the tank and the frigate.
- Four resources Food, wood, gold and stone. Stone pays for towers, walls and the fortress.
- Fog of war The map starts dark and you only see where you have eyes.
- War at sea Docks, fishing boats, transports and warships that shell the coast.
- Hunting and missions Herds that roam, and eight neutral missions you can take.
- Map events Shipwrecks with spoils, shoals, and a hurricane that crosses the peninsula.
Six civilizations
Each one reaches the modern era through its own history, and starts with a different economic edge.
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Baja Californians
Villagers carry 5 more resources
From the Pericú and Cochimí to the Californios of 1847, the Revolution and the modern era.
Pericú and Cochimí · Guaycura · Missions · Californios · Revolution · Modern era
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Americans
Start with 100 extra gold
From trappers and settlers to the army of 1847, the Great War and the modern era.
Trappers · Settlers · War of 1847 · Expansion · Great War · Modern era
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Regiomontanos
Industry: gold 10% and stone 20% faster
From the Coahuiltecans and the New Kingdom of León to the Fundidora steelworks, the Revolution and the modern era.
Coahuiltecans · New Kingdom of León · Independence · Industry · Revolution · Modern era
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Yucatecans
The milpa: food 15% faster
From the Maya and the Conquest to the Caste War, henequen and the modern era.
Maya · Conquest · Caste War · Henequen · Socialism · Modern era
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Tapatíos
The forests of Jalisco: wood 15% faster
From the Cazcanes and Nueva Galicia to the insurgency, the Cristeros and the modern era.
Cazcanes · Nueva Galicia · Insurgency · Reform · Cristeros · Modern era
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Chilangos
The capital: 50 more of every resource at the start
From the Mexica and New Spain to Independence, the Revolution and the modern era.
Mexica · New Spain · Independence · Reform · Revolution · Modern era
Four ways to play
- Against the computer Three difficulties and a rival that scouts, advances ages and sends waves.
- Multiplayer Rooms for up to six players; the computer fills the empty seats.
- Historical scenarios Mulegé 1847 and the siege of La Paz, with their own sides and conditions.
- Two maps The whole peninsula, from San Diego to Los Cabos, or all of Mexico with six capitals.
How to play
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Put the villagers to work
Tap a unit and then the resource: food, wood, gold or stone. Tap twice to select every unit of its type.
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Raise the city
With a villager selected, pick the building below and tap the map. Houses for population, barracks for troops, a dock on the coast.
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Advance an age
The six ages are researched at the town center. Each one brings troops, ships and buildings that didn't exist before.
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Tear down the enemy center
Gather an army, back it with heroes — they give +20% attack around them — and cross the peninsula by land or by transport.
Questions
What does it cost, and do I have to sign up?
It's free and no account is needed: you open it and play. An account is optional and only puts your name in multiplayer rooms, in the world ranking and on the result card.
Do I have to install or download anything?
No. The whole game is about 650 KB running in the browser, with no plugins and no app store. It works the same on a computer, a tablet and a phone: on a touchscreen you play by tapping and dragging.
Can I play with friends?
Yes. There are rooms for up to six players: whoever creates one picks the map and the sides, and the computer takes any empty seats. Share the room link and you're set.
Which civilizations can I choose?
Six: Baja Californians, Americans, Regiomontanos, Yucatecans, Tapatíos and Chilangos. Each has its own economic edge, its troops, its ships, its heroes and its own path through six ages, from the first peoples to the modern era.
How do you win a game?
By destroying the enemy town center. To get there you gather food, wood, gold and stone, build your city, research the six ages and raise an army by land and by sea.
Is it like Age of Empires?
That's the inspiration: gather, build, advance an age and fight in real time. What's different is the setting, which is real: the geography of Baja California and Mexico is at true coordinates, with its ports, its islands and the eight missions of the camino real.
Does the game save?
Yes, it saves in your browser and you can pick it up from the start screen with “Load a saved game”. Your history, your achievements and your best score are kept too.
Do I need to be online to play?
Only to load the page and for multiplayer. Once it's open, a game against the computer runs entirely on your device, even if the connection drops.
The peninsula is waiting
A game lasts as long as you want: twenty minutes against the computer, or a whole afternoon against your friends.
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