Field of Glory: Kingdoms
Released Jun 2024
Politics, religion, war. They are nothing without a legacy that can stand the test of time. Lead any nation, and turn it into a mighty kingdom in one of the most compelling grand strategy games ever created.
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Released, but still in active development
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Active Development
Not yet
Released, but still in active development
Medium confidence
Active Development
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Evaluation
Field of Glory: Kingdoms launched on June 4, 2024 and has been in sustained, active development ever since. Two paid DLC expansions have shipped: Rajas and Tribes on May 15, 2025 (expanding the map to India, Africa, and the eastern steppes, and adding nomadic/tribal gameplay systems), and Burghers and Bombards on March 31, 2026 (extending the timeline into the late Middle Ages with new campaigns, an advanced economy system, and gunpowder-era units). These two major releases establish a cadence of roughly 10–11 months between major expansions. Each DLC has been accompanied by a large free companion patch available to all players. Beyond the DLC launches, the developer has continued to ship substantial patches; the most recent — version 1.08.2, released on September 22, 2026 — covers extensive gameplay, AI, diplomacy, and multiplayer improvements. No future DLC has been formally announced, but the game is approximately six months past the most recent major release and well within its established 10–11 month update window. The developer has not communicated that content development is complete.
Evidence
Burghers and Bombards DLC released, adding two new campaigns, an advanced economy system, and gunpowder-era units
Burghers and Bombards DLC launch post confirms the expansion is out, alongside a free companion patch for all players
Content
2 of 2 released · no outstanding content
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
Slitherine Ltd.
Achievements
72
Platform
Windows
Controller
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Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player · Multiplayer · PvP
About this game
Field of Glory: Kingdoms is the new game from award-winning studio AGEOD, makers of some of the best grand strategy games of all times. It is set in 1054, just after the Great Schism, and it encompasses more than two centuries of epic European, African, and Middle Eastern history.
The game in numbers
- 450 factions
- 400 units
- 600 Buildings
- 14 Religions/heresies
- 90 Cultural traits (all new)
Authority and Disorder
Administer your royal domain with the new Authority concept. Keep your population and vassals under control, promulgate edicts to construct buildings, and declare wars on your enemies.Dynasties and characters
As a ruler, prepare your succession by siring an heir with your spouse or with any other person of your choice. Having an heir is by no means a guarantee of a peaceful transition.Religion
Having a neighbor of a different religion will create tensions and sometimes wars, even for tolerant rulers. When the imbalance is too strong, diplomacy will take a backseat, and war will be declared. Lose too many holy cities and watch a Crusade or Jihad form up.Regions and population
Administer your population from the lowest peasants to the prestigious, powerful, and troublesome nobles. The social ladder is difficult to climb and your ability in keeping social classes under control is paramount to success.Warfare
Keep your borders protected and build an army of expert combatants. Knights, sergeants, spearmen, crossbowmen, and many more types of units can be used to fulfill your objectives.Field of Glory II Integration
If you want even more direct control, Field of Glory: Kingdoms lets you export and load your battles into Field of Glory II: Medieval and then load the results back into the game.Multiplayer
And once you think you are ready to be challenged, play against real opponents in one of the largest asynchronous multiplayer systems ever created.Are these done yet?
Last evaluated Sep 22, 2026
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