EarthRoyale

EarthRoyale

Lizzycat / Lizabeth Gidlund · April 29, 2024 · Simulation, Alternate History, Political Sim, Interactive Fiction, Singleplayer

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EarthRoyale price by region

EarthRoyale costs £6.69 in the United Kingdom, €7.79 in Europe (EUR), $7.99 in the United States, $7.99 in Georgia (USD), CA$10.49 in Canada, A$11.79 in Australia, NZ$11.79 in New Zealand, R$26.49 in Brazil and zł36.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest EarthRoyale offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £6.69 £6.69 — 1
Europe (EUR) €7.79 €7.79 — 1
United Statesyour region $7.99 $7.99 — 1
Georgia (USD) $7.99 $7.99 — 1
Canada CA$10.49 CA$10.49 — 1
Australia A$11.79 A$11.79 — 1
New Zealand NZ$11.79 NZ$11.79 — 1
Brazil R$26.49 R$26.49 — 1
Poland zł36.99 zł36.99 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About EarthRoyale

EarthRoyale is a Map simulation Observer game where the game each turn / a few in game months time, chooses one of many events to edit the world map or add lore behind the countries of this future or historic world.
the base games include a bunch of customization to the start of the game, but the map without downloading scenarios is stuck to a modern day de facto map (each province in game is owned by who actually controls, with some exceptions to constantly changing stuff).

some of the ways you can customize the start of a game is by:

Paint your own map in the paintmode, or download others maps via the steam workshop!

Disable or enable any continent that you want.

Turn off normal countries, so only the cities or provinces you've turned on is in the game.

Make provinces, cultures or Easter eggs independent at start.

Edit the %edges of any event happening or choose one of the pre made modes of it.

Each turn one of many things can happen:

division: a random country gets divided by giving each province to the closest other country.

Annexation: A random country gets given to one of their bordering countries, or if it only got coastal borders, the closest country.

Shrink/Expand: A random country either takes over a few of the closest provinces to it or gives away up to 75 % of the countries provinces to each province closest other country.

Take coast / Islands: a country either takes the coast or islands of a neighboring country.

Partition: a big country with above 200 provinces gets split up in different ways by the words major powers (anyone above 50 provinces) where the major powers gets parts for themselves, some areas gains independence within it and the rest being divided between who's closest

Colonization: A random country with coast takes over a random coastal province from another country but if there is any coastal provinces that are unclaimed, the game will prioritize it over all claimed coastal provinces.

Independence: Each Easter egg, province, culture, or previous country tag of any province within a random country has a chance of having all provinces with that tag within the country gain independence.

Nuke: A random province is selected and all provinces around it within 3 different sized circles will be turned into Wasteland, Unclaimed, Fire. in that order from smallest to biggest circle.

Collapse: All provinces within a random country will be turned into unclaimed, but there's a chance that multiple province, culture or previous country tags within the country gain independence

Union: 2 countries will join together into a new country named "country1 - country2", a union can form a union with another union or normal country.

Culture union: 3 or more countries that share a similar culture goes together to form a union with a special unique name

Split: a country will either split into north and south country or west and east country, or if it's a union, it will make all member states independence as they where when joining the union and all provinces that wasn't a part of a member state will be divided between the former member states based on who is closest

Flood: A random province will be turned into flooded or water, it will also make 1 to 2 closest provinces do the same over and over again for up to 15 provinces.

Fire: a random province will have a fire start in it.

Hurricane: a hurricane is spawned a long a coast and moves randomly around, destroying all provinces in its path

There is also multiple types of provinces.

Normal/Claimed: a province that is owned by a country. it will have the country it belongs to's color which is a random color generated when the country was made by the game. it's also the only type of province effected by the events.

UnClaimed: a province that is not owned by any country, it's a light brown color and if one of the 3 closest provinces is claimed it will have a chance to be claimed by that country each turn.

Wasteland: a province that is not owned by any country and is not claimable, it's a darker brown color and if it's generated by the game and not made by the map editor, it will turn into unclaimed after a few turns

Flooded: A province that is created by the flood event. it is colored the same as the ocean, a darker blue and it will each turn loose it's flood level, the further away from where the flood started the lower flood level it starts with, when it hits 0 it will turn into unclaimed.

Fire: A province that is created by the fire event. it is colored a orange color and each turn moves to another province and lose some strength, or splits into 2 provinces with only half it's strength. when the strength hits 0, it will die of, each province the fire leaves will be turned into unclaimed.

None: A province that just doesn't exist, it's created if you disable a continent before starting a game.

EarthRoyale — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

DLC & expansions

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended May 20, 2026
good game
Recommended May 15, 2026
tuvalu took over world. very good
Not recommended Mar 4, 2026
Honestly, not really worth the time. More than the money back, I want my time back!
Recommended Feb 4, 2026
Had to quit the game, too many sweats
Recommended Oct 29, 2025
good
Recommended Oct 16, 2025
EarthRoyale, developed and published by Lizzycat (Lizabeth Gidlund), is an unusual and hypnotic experiment in world simulation that blurs the line between strategy game and abstract art piece. Rather than giving the player direct control over armies, diplomacy, or economics, it invites them to become a passive observer of a living, evolving planet. Each turn brings a new event—sometimes small, sometimes catastrophic—that reshapes the geopolitical landscape. Countries expand, fragment, rise to dominance, or vanish entirely as the world map continuously redraws itself. The appeal of EarthRoyale lies in its unpredictability and simplicity, a sandbox where chaos reigns supreme and history rewrites itself before your eyes. At its heart, EarthRoyale is less a game to play than a simulation to watch. The player sets the stage by choosing the map, the regions, and the rules governing how events unfold. You can start with a familiar Earth, or a stylized world divided into hundreds of provinces, each one capable of shifting allegiance or forming new nations. Once the simulation begins, control is surrendered to the algorithm, which randomly selects from a pool of events that alter the map’s…

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