Indirect command
Drop buildings and roads; your settlers choose their own jobs and routes. No micromanaging every villager.
A browser strategy game
Build the
Realm
Lay down buildings and roads — then watch your folk gather wood, quarry stone, haul it by donkey-cart and raise a thriving settlement, all on their own. You command the plan. They do the work.
A self-running settlement
Forged in the spirit of
The Settlers·Age of Empires·Warcraft
The core loop
You don't move the workers. You give them a world worth working.
Wainhold Frontier takes the Settlers II approach to control: place a building, draw a road to connect it, and your folk figure out the rest — pathing, gathering and relaying goods flag to flag until the whole economy hums.
Living supply chains
Logs become planks, rock becomes blocks, the catch becomes food — each chain crafted across linked buildings.
Roads & haulers
Donkeys relay goods between flags. Busy roads pave themselves and earn faster horse-carts as traffic grows.
Isometric, in true 3D
An orthographic Three.js world with sculpted terrain, cast shadows and a day/night cycle — press N to light the lamps.
Deterministic core
The simulation runs headless and tick-perfect, fully decoupled from the graphics — ready for server-authoritative multiplayer.
Single-player first
A complete economy you can play in the browser today — nothing to install. Multiplayer is built into the foundations for later.
The economy
Three raw goods. Three chains. One bustling depot.
Every refined good is the end of a journey — harvested, hauled and crafted before it reaches the Warehouse, the beating heart of your realm.
Sawmill
Stoneworks
Fish Factory
The settlement
Raise the buildings that make a realm.
Each structure has a job and a character of its own — a turning sawmill blade, a fenced plank yard, lantern-lit junctions at night.
No download · runs in your browser
Your settlement awaits.
Sign up for the closed beta — request your name on the founding rolls, and you'll get in the moment the gates open.
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