KsirK translates the popular board game Risk into a digital format. This strategy-based game tests players' command of armies and territories.
KsirK is an engaging software version of the popular strategy board game Risk. This game is specially designed for Linux operating systems and is available for free under GPL licensing. Currently, KsirK is a fantastic mono-machine game designed for multiplayer use along with a basic AI. Future versions of KsirK are also planned, which will feature much more advanced AI for network-enabled multiplayer games.
The main objective of this game is simple; players must conquer the world by strategically attacking neighbouring armies. At the start of the game, countries are divided by the software into different players, with each country containing a single army represented by an infantryman. At this point, each player has a specific set of armies to distribute among their countries. It should be noted that cavalrymen represent five armies, while cannons represent 10 in-game armies.
During each turn of the game, players can attack their neighbouring countries and potentially conquer them. Once this happens, players are entitled to additional bonus armies, based on the number of countries they control. The ultimate aim of KsirK is to see which player will emerge as the winner by conquering the entire world.
Overall, KsirK is a fantastic strategy game that offers hours of entertainment. It is especially suitable for players who love multiplayer games with intricate and challenging AI features. With the promise of more future enhancements to come, KsirK is a must-have for any dedicated game lover.
The main objective of this game is simple; players must conquer the world by strategically attacking neighbouring armies. At the start of the game, countries are divided by the software into different players, with each country containing a single army represented by an infantryman. At this point, each player has a specific set of armies to distribute among their countries. It should be noted that cavalrymen represent five armies, while cannons represent 10 in-game armies.
During each turn of the game, players can attack their neighbouring countries and potentially conquer them. Once this happens, players are entitled to additional bonus armies, based on the number of countries they control. The ultimate aim of KsirK is to see which player will emerge as the winner by conquering the entire world.
Overall, KsirK is a fantastic strategy game that offers hours of entertainment. It is especially suitable for players who love multiplayer games with intricate and challenging AI features. With the promise of more future enhancements to come, KsirK is a must-have for any dedicated game lover.
What's New
Version 4.1.82: N/A