Three Kingdoms of Korea Classic

Three Kingdoms, Twelve Turns to Decide Their Fate

Enter the Korean unification wars of 660 and lead Goguryeo, Baekje, or Silla. Assign officers and

troops from the royal court, govern strategic strongholds, and respond to a changing war every

month.

Tang and Wa also intervene according to their own interests. Even in the same historical crisis,

choosing a different kingdom—or issuing different orders—will create a different frontline.

Command a Kingdom, Not Just a General

Organize the central army and manage the governors and garrisons of each fortress. Decide where to

commit your limited officers and resources, balancing domestic administration against military

action.

You cannot defend every fortress yourself. Concentrate troops at a vital stronghold, raise emergency

levies in a city under threat, or preserve your strength for the month ahead.

A Single Month Can Change the Course of the War

Once your orders are issued, every force advances through the month under the same deterministic

rules. Armies move, operations unfold, and opposing forces enter battle when they collide.

Review territorial changes, casualties, major operations, and the condition of your kingdom through

the strategic map and monthly report before planning your next move.

Carry Victory Beyond the Fortress Walls

In major engagements, take direct command on battlefields shaped by walls, gates, and fortified

interiors. Move your units to open a route, break through the defenses, or hold the fortress—and

carry the outcome back into the campaign.

Victories and losses on the battlefield affect your available troops and the strategic situation in

the following month.

Strategy and Battle Governed by the Same Rules

Kingdom management, monthly progression, AI decisions, and battle results are not isolated

sequences. They share a consistent state and ruleset. The same initial conditions and orders produce

the same outcome, allowing you to review a defeat and attempt a different strategy.

Preserve your kingdom and secure a favorable frontline over twelve turns as you prepare for the

next stage of the unification war.

Battlefield layouts, character abilities, and troop numbers include interpretations made for

gameplay and are not presented as an exact historical reconstruction.