No download
It runs in a browser.
A canvas, a mountain, and twenty-five turns. Nothing to install, and nothing to buy to find out whether you like it.
Signing in is optional, and this is exactly what it changes
Without a passport
- The whole game, against the AI
- Head to head with a friend on a match code
- Replays you can export and send
- Every rule, every template, every map shape
With one
- A rating that survives your browser
- The ranked queue and the seasonal ladder
- Gold, the daily Vigil, and Livery
- A House, and its Standard beside your name
A login wall in front of a demo loses the player who was about to try it, so there is not one. Signing in buys persistence — never the game.
One passport, every title
Bannerfall keeps no password. Sign-in goes through Groot Games, which already carries an account across the family, so the passport you make here is the one you use everywhere else.
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