Application Description

Take Over Europe with Countryballs!

Experience the 19th and 20th centuries through countryballs! Train your countryballs, teach them combat skills, equip them with awesome weapons, and lead them into epic battles.

Countryball: Europe 1890 is a strategic game that blends turn-based combat with card mechanics and stat management. These layers make the gameplay more dynamic and enjoyable!

You begin Countryball: Europe 1890 by choosing a campaign or conquest mode and then your character. Your goal is to achieve objectives by capturing territories and navigating diplomatic relations.

In Countryball: Europe 1890, you can declare wars, send alliance requests, puppet weakened nations, remove allies or puppets, and even annex puppet states! You have full freedom to pick your friends and foes. Build strong alliances, as you'll often face battles against multiple enemies. Before a fight, you can call your allies and puppets to join you. Allies may sometimes accept, but your puppets will always answer your call to arms.

To win battles, you must become a powerful nation. Strengthen your country by playing minigames or manually boosting your stats—attack, defense, health, and mana—using star points. You earn star points by winning battles. Also, purchase powerful cards from the shop, each with unique combat effects. Use cards by dragging and dropping them onto a countryball during combat. Remember, all weapons are treated as cards!

Your main objective in Countryball: Europe 1890 is to defeat enemies and complete goals. Finishing campaigns unlocks new countryballs for your collection. All 50+ countryballs are playable; you just need to find them! Some are hidden in capital cities, while others are rewards for completing campaigns or conquests.

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Now is the time to explore history with countryballs!

Some Music Used In-game

Alexander Nakarada - the Crown

Kevin Macleod - Five Armies

Alexander Nakarada - the Vikings

Strategy