Ulna Online
Ulna Online is a free multiplayer electronic game (MMORPG) developed by Moscano. It started to be created in 2017. In it, players can develop the skills of their characters, search for treasures.

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A turn-based territory strategy game for 1–8 players. Form pacts, conquer maps, analyze battles, create custom maps, and compete across three win conditions in single-player or online multiplayer.
Released
July 20, 2026
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Windows
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Last sync
October 7, 2026
Pact or Peril is a free-to-play strategy game for 1–8 players. Deploy armies, capture territories, control regions, collect cards, and form pacts with other players.
Play alone against bots or compete online in Casual and Ranked matches.
Choose how many dice to roll during each attack or use Full Send to resolve the entire battle automatically.
Calculated Dice mode provides exact conquest odds and lets you choose how many armies to commit. Classic Dice mode keeps every combat round fully random.
Players can form private pacts and exchange preset strategy messages.
Pacts do not prevent attacks. Either player can break or ignore the agreement at any time.
Matches support free-for-all, 1v1, and team formats.
Configure the rules before each match:
Online gameplay uses dedicated server authority. Army placement, combat, captures, cards, fortification, pacts, and victory conditions are validated by the server.
Fogged territory information is withheld from opposing clients instead of only being covered by the interface.
Online matches also include reconnect support, bot takeover for disconnected players, inactivity safeguards, and mute, block, and report tools.
Completed matches can be saved as action-based replays.
Replay tools include:
Battle Analysis charts show how army strength, territory control, cards, and eliminations changed during the match. In replay analysis, chart points can be used to jump to important moments.
The included Map Editor allows players to:
Custom maps can be played in Single Player and Casual multiplayer. Steam players can publish and download maps through the Steam Workshop. Ranked matches use official maps.