Fetih: Conquer Turkey Map

Fetih is a conquest strategy game played on a map of Türkiye drawn from real provincial borders. Choose your home province, attack your neighbours, capture their castles and unite all 81 provinces under your banner.

Play in your language: Turkish, English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), German, French, Italian, Russian or Indonesian. The game follows your device language, and you can change it any time in SETTINGS > LANGUAGE.

HOW TO PLAY
Your castles produce troops nonstop. Drag from your castle to a target, or tap your castle and then the target, to send your army. Sweep across several castles for a combined attack. Take every rival castle on the map to win the front.

PROVINCE BY PROVINCE
• Chapter 1, Türkiye: 81 provinces, 119 fronts. Every province has its own map; large provinces split into several fronts, each a separate battle.
• The last front of every province is its capital, guarded by the local lord's great castle.
• Governor's Castles are tough walls along the campaign. Upgrade your army to break through; every defeat leaves the Governor a little weaker.
• Ankara, the capital, comes last. Complete Türkiye to unlock Chapter 2, Germany: 16 states, 51 fronts and tougher rivals.

HOME PROVINCE AND BORDER STRATEGY
• You decide where your conquest begins. Your home province's treasury income is doubled.
• Attack any province that borders your land. Your choice changes your income, the province trait and the number of fronts.
• Province traits: Treasury, Mine, Barracks, Caravanserai and Castle provinces each give a different advantage.
• Supply lines: every conquered province bordering your target adds starting troops.
• Check the rival's castle weapons on the battle prep screen and pick troops that counter them. Rivals adapt too, choosing weapons against the troop you use most.

BUILD YOUR ARMY
• 5 troop types: Infantry, Archers (shoot enemies on the road), Cavalry (very fast), Shieldbearers (absorb hits) and Battering Rams (break through walls).
• 6 castle weapons: Castle Cannon, Walls, Moat, Catapult, Boiling Oil and War Drum. Equip any three.
• 9 leaders, each with their own ability button in battle. The ninth, the World Conqueror, is the grand album reward.
• Troops, weapons and leaders upgrade up to level 10. Every upgrade raises your Commander Level, from Private to World Conqueror.

TREASURY, ALBUM AND NOTIFICATIONS
• Treasury: conquered provinces collect taxes every hour, stored for up to 8 hours.
• Album: 35 landmark cards from Türkiye's 7 regions plus the Conquest Seal, from Cappadocia to Mount Nemrut. Germany has its own album page. Card packs are never sold; you earn them by playing, and the odds are shown in the game.
• Notifications tell you when your treasury is full, your banners have refilled or a battle was left unfinished. At most 2 a day, silent at night, and you can turn them off.

PLAY OFFLINE
Battles run on your device, so you can keep conquering without an internet connection. Cloud save, the league, the shop and ad rewards need a connection.

CAMPAIGN LEAGUE
Climb the leaderboard with your commander name. Rank mainly reflects the fronts you have won. Rows marked "AI" are computer rivals. Your commander name is visible to other players.

GOOD TO KNOW
• Fetih is free to download. It contains ads and optional in-app purchases (gold, gems, a starter pack, a no-ads pack). No randomized items are sold.
• Ads load only after you answer the privacy consent screen. Analytics and personalized ads need your consent, which you can change any time in SETTINGS > PRIVACY / KVKK.
• Sign in with Google to carry your progress to another device.
• Delete your account and data from inside the game: SETTINGS > DELETE MY ACCOUNT AND DATA.
• Designed for players aged 13 and over.

Map data: General Command of Mapping, Türkiye (OCHA COD-AB, CC BY-IGO), © GeoBasis-DE / BKG (dl-de/by-2-0), geoBoundaries (CC BY 4.0), Natural Earth. Details in SETTINGS > MAP LICENSES.

Recent changes:
Clearer privacy screen: "Accept all" or "Save my choices"; you can change your choice any time in Settings > Privacy
Minor bug fixes