It is hard to select an appropriate Browser Strategy game list that suits all players’ taste, but I found most of players were trying to search online strategy games, which brought the idea to create a top 10 browser strategy games. These games are developed in 2008 or 2009, part of which become out of date, if you ever played these games, you can search a new one or better one by go to our homepage and check the left-side bar’s search button. Good luck to your strategy and tactics.
1, TransForce
Transforce is similar in gameplay to the browser game Evony, except you are using robots instead of medieval units. Resources, hero units, alliances, base construction, and combat are the core components of Transforce. Transforce has some good points to it especially the hero unit and the ability to make a transformer from parts and then have it transform into a whole robot. The map needs some work because it is very cluttered and stalls when you try to load it. I can recommend TransForce to anyone who likes Transformers or strategy games in general. There are no downloads or software to install so you can begin playing right away. Visit the TransForce site to get started, and have fun.
2, Ikariam
The sound of the sea, a white sandy beach and sun! On a small island somewhere in the Mediterranean, an ancient civilization arises. Under your leadership an era of wealth and discovery begins. Welcome to Ikariam.
3, Khan Wars
Replay history in Khan Wars, and choose one of nine unique nations. The game offers complex real-time strategy with 16 battle and siege units, 9 unique units, buildings, skills and many other game elements. Compete against thousands of players from around the world and become a great ruler of your nation!
4, Travian
Travian is a browser-based massively multiplayer online resource-management game, built by enthusiasts in Germany. Without being Halo, it looks perfectly acceptable, using layered graphics to pictures village, and javascript countdowns until builds finish and attacks arrive. Travian is a browser game featuring a world with thousands of other real players. One begins the game acting as a chief of a tiny village.
5,Tribal Wars
Tribal Wars is a browser-based game set in the Middle Ages. Every player controls a small village, striving for power, glory and fame. Take down your enemies and prove you are a worthy champion. Your goal is to lead a medieval village to fame and power. With your help the small village will grow bigger and bigger. The population grows, production rises and trade prospers.
6,Imperia Online
Ability to socialize and compete with thousands of real players
Totally realistic economic and war model
Development, based on everyday decisions
Build your Empire and dominate over your enemies Now!
7, Lords Of Evil
Lords of Evil is a Strategy browser based game where players take on the role of a tactician and lead their nation from rags to riches. Play as one of three races; Human, Orc or Demon. Construct castles, barracks and mines to amass enough gold, lumber, and ore to hire soldiers and assemble an army with which to raid other cities. Lords of Evil also features a nifty guild system and an auto levelling system, which allows your character to continue training while you are away.
8, Utopia Kingdoms
* Choose from 9 unique races
* Command your army with 16 different battle units and 9 race-specific units
* A complex set of unit skills to master before you go to war
* In-depth Clan structure: play with a team or try and conquer the world on your own
* A comprehensive set of resources to build and manage
Play Now…
9,Evony
Evony is a strategy browser based title like any other in the genre. The game requires you to become a powerful Lord, with an overarching quest of saving some princess, or something. The game itself is so disjointed from the primary quest that it is somewhat of a grail, but no matter, browser games, unlike normal games rarely have a clear beginning and an end. The end inevitably comes when your wife leaves you and your pets are starving because the game has you in its icy grasp
10,Torpia
Torpia is a fantasy strategy browser based game set in the middle ages!
Torpia is in fact two games in one: you can play “Good” or “Evil”.
Good has a light and fresh layout and aims on economy. Good will build up an empire and create a fully productive industry. Setting up additional villages and trading make it a peaceful game for Goods. Still they have to watch out for the others!
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Comments
Battleknight – strategy game??
I’d rather include Glory of Fellowland…
What is the deal with the titles of these lists? Since when is “strategy” a synonym for “medieval fantasy world conquest”? So far you are zero for two in useful lists.
Evony derserves to be # 1 IOt is by far way better then any of these other games 
Dude, Kingory should be at the top of the list.
this list is outofdate…
it should be:
1. Empire Craft
2. Lord Of The Dragon
3. Heroes Of Gaia
4. Evony
5…etc…
I haven’t played all this games..i’m trying them out..Ikariam, Evony, Kingory i have played and i think Kingory is the best game so far..
Utopia Kingdoms and Khan wars are basically the same games (both use Khan War code).
I’l vouch for a game you probably never heard of (although it has been around since 2001!) :
http://www.alliancesatwar.com/ (Orkfia II: Alliances At War).
Try it out if you’re looking for a competetive and fast-paced game with real focus on strategy. We’re building a world where alliances constantly war each other. Each action only takes around 4 hours to complete. You are free to form alliances with whoever you like.
Happy if I can help anyone looking for a real strategy game. Reply to my welcome message (from Orkfian God Martel) and let me know that you came from here!
Regards,
Martel
