Play WED

You're not the president. You're not a general. You're one citizen — and your nation does exactly what citizens collectively decide to do.
WED is a geopolitical strategy game built around a radical idea: every player votes on their country's actions each round, and the game aggregates all votes into one national plan. No single player commands. Everyone shapes. Crowds compete against crowds.
This is a new genre. Crowd-governed strategy.
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HOW IT WORKS
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Each round, you allocate your nation's resources across actions: attack a neighbor, build defenses, grow your economy, propose peace, send aid, or nominate a country for UN help. Every citizen in your country does the same. The game merges all votes — actions pointing at the same target combine, weighted by how many citizens backed them.
Coordinate and your nation strikes with force. Scatter your votes and your nation stumbles in every direction.
You don't need to be a strategy expert. You need to read the situation and push in the same direction as enough of your fellow citizens.
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TWO WORLDS, OPEN NOW
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► Dared — the main public world. 24-hour turns, so players across every time zone can vote before each round resolves. Each day you open the app and see what happened — like reading a newspaper about yesterday. Except you have direct power to act on it immediately. Dared launches as soon as enough citizens join enough countries.
► Zephyr — the training world. 1-hour turns. Learn the mechanics and get comfortable with how voting and aggregation work before stepping into Dared's daily rhythm.
► Private Worlds — create your own world, invite friends, communities, or an audience. Configure the pace, the map, the rules. Play group vs group, run a world for your followers, or run it as an experiment.
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ACTIONS & STRATEGY
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Each round, you choose where your nation's weight goes:
Attack — pressure neighbors or project power across the map. Distance weakens attacks; bridges cost more than land hops.
General Defense — a persistent wall against all attackers, decaying slowly each round.
Targeted Defense — a one-round surgical shield against one specific attacker. The key to surviving occupation pressure.
Grow Economy — invest and receive returns the same round, before combat resolves.
Diplomacy — propose peace, military alliances, or loans. Proposals require a resource stake; diplomacy has real cost.
Aid — donate resources or send defense aid to allies.
UN Help — nominate any country to receive the global UN pool. Free to cast every round. Can stabilize the weak or amplify the powerful — the moral direction is up to collective will.
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THE WORLD RESPONDS
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After every round, the map shifts. Territories change hands. Alliances form and break. The UN pool flows where citizens aimed it. You see what happened round by round — who attacked whom, what survived, where power moved.
You can also compare your vote to what your nation actually did. Were you aligned with your citizens? Pulling against them? WED makes that visible.
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NOT JUST FOR GAMERS
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WED was built for anyone who has ever argued about what a government should do — and wanted to find out. People who follow geopolitics. People who support opposing sides of real-world conflicts. People who believe they know better.
Every citizen is a ruler. Every round. No layers lock in power. Get it wrong today, correct it tomorrow. The world is never out of your reach for more than one turn.
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Join Dared. Cast your first vote. See where the world goes under Extreme Democracy.