Hex conquest
Fight over a readable map where expansion, borders and positioning decide the war.
Core idea
A readable war for land, gold and cities.
Vorgar is built around simple strategic decisions: control territory, gather gold, produce units, capture mines, construct barracks and attack enemy cities. The same core idea can support mobile matches, desktop play and a future print-and-play board game.
Simple economy
Capitals and mines generate gold. Gold builds barracks. Barracks produce armies.
Last city wins
Protect your capital and cities. Lose your last city and your kingdom falls.
Modular future
Maps can become small duels, large wars, tabletop battlefields or custom scenarios.
Gameplay loop
Three phases that keep the war legible.
The current design separates reinforcement, economy and movement so each turn has a clear purpose. The next larger direction is to make that structure even easier to read across single player, local testing and online play.
I
Deployment
Place new units from your capital and barracks. Reinforce, prepare a breakthrough or defend your last city.
II
Economy
Collect gold from your capital and mines. Build barracks on controlled fields to increase production.
III
Army movement
Move armies, capture neutral fields, take enemy land and resolve battles immediately.
Versions
Digital now, tabletop next.
Mobile Alpha
Available on Google Play with AI single player and experimental online systems.
Open Google PlayWindows Alpha
A future desktop build for itch.io testing, feedback and store preparation.
Read planBorder Wars PnP
A print-and-play board game adaptation with alternating turns and modular hexes.
Read tabletop planPrototype visuals
Screenshots
Current visuals from the Android prototype. Interface, rules and modes are still evolving.
Print and Play adaptation
Vorgar: Border Wars.
The tabletop version is planned as a simpler physical adaptation: players print hexes, build a different battlefield each time, start with a capital, gather gold, construct barracks, capture mines and fight until only one player still controls a city.
It is not meant to copy every digital feature. The board game version focuses on clean alternating turns, visible army values and fast battle resolution.
Play now
Try the current version.
The current mobile version is an active prototype. The digital and tabletop versions will continue to evolve together.
Download on Google Play