Imperalis is a free browser strategy game set in a persistent world of modern warfare. You start with a single city, a handful of resources and neighbours who would love to take both. Every upgrade, every march and every alliance deal happens on a live world map shared with real commanders — no instanced matches, no reset at midnight. Build your base, outthink your rivals and fight for every coordinate worth holding.
This is not turn-based. Troops march in real time, construction finishes on a timer, and battles resolve while you are away from the keyboard. Queue an attack before bed, log in to read the report, and send reinforcements before the counter-strike lands. Your sawmill keeps producing, your barracks keep training, and the world keeps turning — whether you are online or not.
Every army runs on logistics. Chop wood at the sawmill, quarry stone, and smelt iron to keep your factories running. Expand storage before your warehouses overflow, balance production with recruitment, and invest in your research center to unlock stronger units and faster progress. Commanders who neglect their economy become easy targets for those who did not.
Recruit infantry in the barracks, roll out armour from the garage, and control the skies from the airfield. The assembly point is your nerve center — from there you launch raids, send support to allies, and coordinate multi-wave assaults. Scout before you strike, time your hits carefully, and read every battle report like intelligence that decides your next move.
On a crowded map, lone wolves get hunted. Join an alliance to share intel, synchronize attack windows, and back each other up when the fighting gets personal. A well-timed group strike can erase weeks of enemy progress overnight. Diplomacy matters as much as firepower — choose your allies wisely, because the map remembers who showed up when it counted.
One city is a foothold. Multiple cities are an empire. Colonize open coordinates, secure strategic positions, and choke the supply lines of commanders who grew too comfortable. The world map is fully open — every free spot is contested, and the players who move first usually define the borders everyone else must live with.
There is no permanent safe zone. Worlds open, fill up, and alliances form fast — hesitation costs territory. Register free, pick your world, and deploy within minutes. Build your first barracks, send your first scout, and decide what kind of commander you want to be: the shield, the sword, or the name everyone else checks the map for. The battlefield is waiting.
We've fixed a lot of factors on building times, movement times and also the battle engine. Thereby we've changed the whole layout to what we think is better mobile as well as computers
Market implemented, bugfixes and different improvements.
Garage and Alliance implementation, also some bugfixes
Backend improvements, bugfixes and large updates.