Epoch Clash

You start with a handful of citizens and their stone axes. By the end of the same match, your tanks stand before enemy cities, your rockets climb toward the Moon and a rival is already building the Time Portal.

Epoch Clash is real-time strategy the way it belongs on a phone: in landscape, under your thumb, without the busywork. You think like a general. Your empire handles the rest.

HOW FAR WILL YOU GO?
Stone Age, Ancient Age, Middle Ages, Industrial Age, Modern Age, Future Age. Every advance changes everything: your cities, your army, even the resources you fight over. Stone and wood lose their worth, oil and uranium become power, and the crystal of the future exists in one place only: on the Moon.

THE MOON BELONGS TO WHOEVER GETS THERE FIRST
From the Modern Age on, build a spaceport and launch rockets. Found bases on the Moon, mine crystal and defend your lead with star fighters and star cruisers. And from up there, an orbital laser can strike any place on Earth your scouts have seen.

YOU LEAD, YOUR EMPIRE WORKS
Your scholars research on their own, and when the next age arrives, you pick a bonus. If you like, your army guards the borders by itself, sends reinforcements and spreads across several fronts. Troops cross the sea in their own boats. A wall takes one stroke of your finger. Your mind stays free for the next move.

THEY WILL LOOK YOU IN THE EYE
Elizabeth I, Bismarck, Lincoln, Ramesses II, Hammurabi, Qin Shi Huang, Oda Nobunaga, Montezuma and Julius Caesar. Nine nations, each with its own architecture and two units no one else has. Their leaders face you full screen, with their own voice and their own music. They trade, forge alliances and make threats. And when one of them declares war on you, you will hear it.

WAR ON EVERY FRONT
Knights break through the lines, sappers blast gaps in walls, priests turn enemy units to your side. Later, submarines lurk beneath your fleets, bombers sweep across the land, and whoever owns a missile silo holds the atomic strike in their hand. In the future, a shield generator spreads over your city.

THE WILD IS ALIVE
Between the empires live tribes and pirates with chiefs of their own. Make them friends, turn them against your rivals or bring them into your empire. Not all of them are peaceful. What lies beyond the fog, only your scouts will show you.

HISTORY IN YOUR HANDS
In the year 2100, Vohr opens the first Time Portal, and the Time Ring shatters into six shards. Chase them, and you land in the middle of history. Kadesh, Trafalgar, Waterloo, Normandy: the battles are inspired by real events. Help the samurai hold the coast until the storm arrives. Break a line of frigates. And at the end, you have twelve minutes to stop an atomic war. 19 missions, fully voiced.

YOUR WORLD, YOUR RULES
Two to six empires on continents, islands, mainland, inland sea, mountains or river land, from small to huge. Set every opponent on its own, from Easy to Extreme. Win by conquest, slay the enemy kings, hold the Time Stone or claim most of the land. Or be the first to complete the Time Portal.

WHAT YOU WON'T FIND HERE
No ads. No account. No tracking. No random purchases. Epoch Clash plays offline, with music that follows the battle and a Hall of Fame for victories and achievements.

FOUR AGES WITHOUT A PURCHASE
Without any purchase you play from the Stone Age to the Industrial Age, the campaign up to chapter IV with 13 missions, seven nations, six map types, four biomes and all game modes. Expansions add the Modern Age with chapter V, the Future Age with the Moon and chapter VI, the Chinese and the Romans, the Earth with real starting locations and six biomes with their own animals and tribes: Eternal Ice, Desert, Jungle, Savanna, Volcanic Land and Highlands. The Founder Pack bundles everything from launch in one purchase. No subscription: once bought, it is yours.

Recent changes:
New in version 1.0.2

Campaign
• Key moments in eight missions are now staged as cinematic scenes.
• New scenes tell more about Asha, and both endings show what becomes of Vohr.
• When you replay a mission, the briefing shows which star objectives are still open.

Interface
• Notifications can be turned off by topic, right at the notification or in the settings.

Plus many smaller improvements and bug fixes.