Age of History Africa

Age of History Africa: A Comprehensive Guide to Dominating Africa

Age of History Africa is a captivating global turn-based strategy game where your ultimate goal is to conquer the vast continent of Africa. With 436 distinct regions at your disposal, you'll engage in strategic territorial conquests, besiege enemy capitals, and fortify your infrastructure to establish your dominance.

Engaging Gameplay

Age of History Africa offers a gameplay experience that's both accessible for newcomers and challenging for seasoned strategists. Put your strategic thinking, diplomatic skills, and conquering ambitions to the test as you strive to become the ultimate ruler. With over 436 regions, 223 unique civilizations, and diverse game modes and campaigns, the game promises addictive gameplay enhanced by stylish minimalist graphics and a sense of realism.

In-Depth Game Mechanics

Specific Game Settings

Before each round commences, players submit their orders. The number of orders you can issue is determined by your Movement Points for that round. Civilizations execute their actions in a randomized turn order at the beginning of each round.

Map and Map Features

The capital city holds paramount importance for every civilization. Losing your capital for three consecutive turns will lead to the dissolution of your civilization. Capturing another civilization's capital grants you control over all its provinces. Capitals provide a defensive bonus of +15% and an offensive bonus of +15%. They come fully equipped with all necessary buildings.

Neutral provinces are depicted in transparent colors, while colored provinces belong to other civilizations. The map can be zoomed in and out; double-tap to return to the standard scale. If the map scale is not standard, an exclamation mark will appear in the top right corner of the minimap.

Economy and Population

Utilize the Economy and Population buttons to view the respective values of each province. Employ the diplomacy button to inspect ownership and engage in diplomatic activities.

Treasury

Income tax contributes to your treasury, based on your civilization's total population and economy. Military upkeep deducts from your treasury, with higher costs for units at sea compared to those on land.

Orders: A Detailed Breakdown

Orders - Normal View

• Move: Transfer units between provinces you control or launch attacks on other civilizations.
• Recruit: Hire units from a selected province, incurring a cost and reducing its population.
• Build: Construct buildings in selected provinces, incurring costs.
• Disband: Remove units from a selected province to decrease military upkeep.
• Vassal: Establish a vassal state with another civilization.
• Annex: Reclaim a vassal state under your direct control.

Orders - Diplomacy View

• War: Declare war on another civilization.
• Peace: Propose a peace agreement to end conflicts.
• Pact: Offer a non-aggression pact, preventing attacks for five rounds (cancellable with advance notice).
• Alliance: Propose an alliance where the allied civilization aids in military efforts. Use the War order to inform allies of your targets.
• Kick: Terminate an existing alliance.
• Support: Provide financial aid to another civilization.

Building Types

• Fort: Provides a province with a defense bonus.
• Watch Tower: Allows you to view army numbers in neighboring provinces.
• Port: Enables units to move into the sea. Units at sea can move back onto any land province, even if it doesn't have a port.