Free on iPhone, iPad and Android
A free pixel-art desert MMORPG. Pick the Light or the Dark, cross one horizontal desert, descend into a cave that is carved fresh every run, and climb two ranked duel ladders.
In English and Arabic · rated 12+ · free to play
The Snowfields lie past the top and bottom edges: at both poles the snow crosses every band.
The Dark capital, walled on the western edge behind a moat of lava. Markets under violet lanterns and the Forge Hall at the head of the plaza. A Light hero cannot wade the molten moat: you cross at the guarded bridge.
The Light capital, mirrored on the eastern edge behind a moat of pure water: an auction house, bazaars, a golden garrison and the Sun Hall. The pure river rejects the pact-bound, so the Dark crosses only at the guarded bridge.
The Cave of Souls at the dead centre of Najd, the weakest point of the Seal. Its mouth is open to anyone, and every expedition carves a fresh tunnel maze down to a boss-crowned throne room. The cave dungeon
The walled neutral hub at the edge of the central scar: vendors, rest and quest givers, and the last safe stop before the Cave.
Two full-height rivers wall the factions apart: lava in the west, pure water in the east. Your own river is safe to you; the enemy's element is instant death. Cross only at the guarded bridges.
Tattered bandits of the bands with fast scimitar work. On this map you can take on a small raider camp with your hero, using your class's first three abilities.
A dock on the Dark's river of lava. Ember eels, cinder crabs and, if you are lucky, the Samandal. A Light hero who fishes here feels the jinn-fire.
A dock on the Light's river of pure water, where Fisher Dhafer keeps his baskets. Bunni, shabbout and the rare Golden Shabbout. A Dark hero who fishes here feels the river reject him.
The Burnt West, the Rocklands, Mesa Country, the Open Sands, the Dry Steppe, the Amber Woods, the Green East and the Lush Groves. Levels rise from each capital toward the Seal at the centre.
One hero, pixel-drawn in eight directions, visibly wearing every piece of gear you loot. Six ability slots unlock as you climb — and every slot offers two builds: the classic, or the twist.
Full plate & a greatsword
The hardest front line — a greatsword gripped in both fists, four hand-animated swing arcs, and a roar that breaks ranks.
Gash · 1
Spin Cleave · 5
Earthen Snare · 10
Leg Sweep · 15
Battle Roar · 22
Onslaught · 30
Robes & a frost staff
Ice control at range — freeze, slow, bombard… and casts fizzle if line of sight breaks.
Rimebolt · 1
Frost Ring · 5
Frost Prison · 10
Ice Lance · 15
Hailstorm · 22Mirage Step · 30You pick a side at character creation and start inside its capital — at the far edge of the desert. Your faction’s river is safe to you; the enemy’s element is instant death.
The obsidian vanguard of Moon City, on the western lava edge. The jinn-fire sears the blessed — the Light cannot wade the molten moat.
The golden guard of Sun City, on the eastern water edge. The pure river rejects the pact-bound — cross it and the Dark burns.
Fight the wilds and flag for PvP only when you choose — cities are always sanctuary.
The open desert is a warzone — you are flagged the moment you leave the walls.
Classic rules: a five-minute PvP flag, city sanctuaries, and duel arenas.
Every rarity is forged anew — the same slot, five tiers of hand-pixelled art. Legendaries burn with living embers in-game.
| Common | Uncommon | Rare | Epic | Legendary | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greatsword |  |  |  |  |  |
| Staff |  |  |  |  |  |
| Plate chest |  |  |  |  |  |
| Plate legs |  |  |  |  |  |
World of Clashes is, above all, a duelling game. TWO live ranked ladders — the Normal ladder, any class against any class, and the pure Mirror — each with its own rating, plus an unranked skirmish queue.
TWO LIVE LADDERS
Normal (any class) · Mirror (same class)
Climb the Normal ladder with any matchup, or prove pure skill in the Mirror — each carries its own rating from 1500. Matchmaking is pool-isolated, no-show-proof, and now pools every realm together, so a duel is waiting even when your own realm is quiet. Ranked switches raw gear damage off, puts both duelists on one flat hundred-point health pool with no armour, halves gear crit under a hard 20% ceiling and seals weapon powers for both — a full legendary set is worth exactly ten percent more damage.
THE ARENA
line of sight is a weapon
Every queue lands somewhere new — a lush meadow, open desert, bare rock, or the classic lava split — ringed by five squat stone drums that swallow bolts, block spells and gate every charge, yours and your rival’s alike. At the centre: the half-sun, half-moon medallion of the two crowns. And it’s not just the arena — every boulder, wall and palm in Najd blocks sight the same way.
Every hero starts at 1500. Six titles wait above.
Duels that land with weight — queued casts on the cooldown tail, crunching hit-stop on crits, a camera that flinches, and a 3-2-1 bell. Diminishing returns on repeated crowd control keep every freeze honest.
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Cast into the Light's river of pure water or the Dark's river of lava. Wait for the bite, strike in time, then fight the catch with your class's own abilities. It fights back like a monster of your level.
Eighteen entries to fill: seven fish and two treasures at each pier.
Two capitals face off across one desert: Moon City on the western lava edge, Sun City on the eastern water edge. Between them the ground changes in eight bands, west to east — the Burnt West, the Rocklands, Mesa Country, the Open Sands, the Dry Steppe, the Amber Woods, the Green East and the Lush Groves — and at both poles the Snowfields cross every one of them. Drawn flagstone roads thread the lot inward, danger rising, toward Kahf Al-Arwah, the Seal at the centre.
The world map, drawn from the game: every region at its true in-game coordinates, with the level band it actually sits in — the ramp runs 1–2 at your own gates, then 2–4, 4–6, 6–12, 13–19, 20–26, and 27–30 at the Seal. The snowfields are the exception: they cross every band at both poles. The lava and water rivers are faction walls: your element is safe, the enemy’s is lethal. Hover a region for detail.
The Dark capital, walled on the western edge behind a moat of lava. Markets under violet lanterns; the Forge Hall at the plaza’s head.
The Light capital, mirrored on the eastern edge behind a moat of pure water. Auction house, bazaars, a golden garrison and the Sun Hall.
Dead-centre of Najd: the Seal. Every expedition carves a fresh tunnel maze, deadlier with every hall, to a boss-crowned throne room — never the same twice.
Eight lands run west to east between the capitals — the burnt west and its lava, the rocklands, mesa country, the open sands at the deadly middle, the dry steppe, the amber woods, the green east and the lush groves — and at both poles the snowfields cap every one of them. Salt flats, rock spires, a lost palace and the Caravanserai of the Seal sit between, all stitched together by drawn flagstone roads.
The autumn band on the eastern approach, standing between the Dry Steppe and the Green East. Big oaks and red maples over a floor of leaf litter, leaf piles, mushrooms, fallen logs and stumps — and amber leaves blow here and nowhere else in the world. Two glades carry their own names, Leaffall Hollow and The Cider Glens; a thatch-roofed hamlet works around a cider press, and a hunters’ lodge keeps its fire under the oaks. The Great Stag, the Hollow Treant and the Amber Owl live in these woods and in no other land.
The ninth land, and the only one that is not a west-to-east band: far past the last dunes, north and south alike, the snow takes over every band beneath it and splits into the Northern Whites and the Southern Whites. Great pines, snow ridges, glacier walls, ice spires and ice arches — and more creatures placed in it than in any other land, at every level the world carries.
The far dunes hide treasure roads — wells, docks, standing stones and ruins, each with its own quest.
Ruined Tower
Obsidian Slab
Reed Dock
Ward Stones
Desert Well
Old Mine
Bedouin Camp
Market RowWhy the world clashes — the short of a long war. The full canon lives in the Wiki.
Sahra Al-Jawf was green from edge to edge — one Sultanate over orchards and singing rivers. Below, in the deep dark, slept the Jinn: beings of smokeless fire, older than the dunes.
Al-Marid, the Mega Jinn, woke. His fire cracked the world: lava drowned the west, the rains fled east into a great river, and the scorched heart became endless desert. The Sultan sealed him beneath the Kahf — and did not survive it.
His two champions split the broken crown. Noor Al-Din raised Sun City behind the pure water — purity beats the jinn. Malik Al-Layl raised Moon City behind the lava — only fire beats fire. Their patrols meet in the middle, and clash.
Closer to the Kahf the Seal thins and beasts grow jinn-touched — which is why the centre is deadliest. Both crowns now read the same prophecy on their half-crowns: when the Burning One stirs, Sun and Moon must share one sky.
the Seal at the heart of Najd
Dead-centre of the desert, every expedition now carves a brand-new tunnel maze through solid rock — no two descents alike — all the way down to the throne room.
THRONE
each expedition’s throne room crowns a new final boss from the pool
Take the throne and claim:
And beyond the throne: the Endless Delve — floor after floor carved beneath the last, danger climbing with every level, with world leaderboards for solo and band runs alike. And your cave stays OPEN — leave or fall, and the same tunnels, floor and kills wait up to an hour for you to storm back in.
Every monster here animates with the real in-game frames — and levels rise toward the centre.
His scimitar is quicker than his shadow.
Bones risen from the sand, in no rush to return.
A plated fanatic of a desert cult, purifying with steel.
A spirit of flame born of the deep sands near the Seal.
Thickest in the snows, the amber woods and the rocklands — and rarely alone.
A hunched crone — her swirling sand bolts find you first.
An ash-masked seer lobbing orbs of living ember.
Wiry, patient, deadly — his recurve bow rules the dunes.
Cloaked in reeds by the oasis — you hear the arrow before you see him.
Fifty breeds stalk the sands — jackals and dune cobras in the wilds, great stags, hollow treants and amber owls in the eastern woods, whispers of the Kahf, ashwalkers and dust wraiths in the deep — and named horrors wait below: Qabas, the Hollow Sultan, Umm Alf and the Rabbit Sovereign.
Everything the genre is loved for lives in the same world your duels rank in — cities full of people, talking, trading, recruiting.
Complete game systems running today — not promises on paper.
Live online multiplayer, today: strangers stride past and you watch each other move, fight and chat in real time. Parties of four march together, friends and whispers reach any hero in the realm, and one account holds six heroes.
Tame a Najdi camel at level 12 and cross the desert at a gallop — long-press to open the mount picker. Each side rides its own beast, the Sun Camel and the Moon Camel, with the rival faction’s mount as a prized unlock. Take a hit and you may be thrown; attack and you leap down to fight.
From level 10, stake everything. Challenge a rival to a death duel and the loser’s entire kit and gold pass to the winner — announced to the whole realm in red. A rock ring marks the ground, and a white flag lets you yield before the final blow.
Beyond the dunes, north and south, the desert gives way to snow — pines, drifts and frozen boulders with their own music and creatures. At each pole a Frostring free-for-all rages over an 18-hour war chest that pays out a guaranteed epic.
Every rival you cut down in the open world hands you Gladiator points — one and a half for every level the hero you beat carries, nothing at all for anyone under level 10, nothing for a kill more than ten levels beneath you, and nothing for the same rival twice inside five minutes. The world decides the award, not your phone. Spend them with the quartermasters of Sun City and Moon City on one epic piece per slot, seven slots, and wear how you earned it.
Deep in the Endless Delve and life calls? Walk out — your cave stays open: same carved tunnels, same floor, every kill still dead. Resume from the Dungeon panel any time within the hour, or collapse it and carve fresh.
A live clock on Najd time sits on your HUD, and deep night runs 22:00 to 03:00 on that clock. The desert itself stays bright — you always see the ground you are fighting on.
The ground decides who may start a fight: cities, villages and interiors are sanctuary, the Open Sands and both snow caps are open to anyone, and in the east and the west only that land’s own side may open — the other can strike only at a hero who is already flagged. A five-minute PvP flag, village guards who stop low-level ganking and hurl invading monsters back, lethal faction rivers — plus ranked ladders, arena seasons, and Endless Delve leaderboards for solo and band runs.
Seventy hand-pixelled gear designs — fourteen gear families with their own art at every one of five rarity tiers, so a Rare chestpiece and an Epic one are drawn apart, not recoloured. Legendaries smoulder with living embers, and an amulet that drops on 3% of armour rolls is built for crit. All of it visible on your hero in 8 directions.
Crit is a rating you build out of gear, climbing toward a real ceiling: a bare hero crits 5% of the time, a fully-geared veteran closer to three in ten. Steel stops steel and only Resistance stops magic — so build your defence on purpose.
A talent point every single level — 29 of them by the cap — spent down a ten-node tree for each class. And every one of your six ability slots offers two builds: the classic, or the twist.
Ambience and an original score follow you as you travel — dust and oud over the open dunes, birdsong in the river gardens, an eerie theme where the lava glows.
The map starts unknown — every dune you cross is burned onto your hero’s map, forever. Exploration is progress.
Write to any hero by name and send gold and up to three pieces of gear with it. Mail posts stand in both capitals, both villages, the wayposts and the frontier — and your phone tells you when a letter arrives, in your own language.
The ranked ladder now runs in seasons, with two titles waiting at the summit when a season closes: Season 0 Champion for first place, Season 0 Elite for the top three.
Every duel — ranked, practice, or a challenge out in the open desert — opens with both fighters behind an iron cage. Ten seconds to choose your build with the other’s choice hidden, then the gate lifts.
Found a guild with your own name and tag, chase twenty-two feats and the twelve titles they carry, and buy and sell gear on a live auction house — your winnings arrive by mail.
One law rules the delve each real week: Ironhide toughens every foe, Swift Sands quickens them, Cruel Blades sharpens them, and Gilded Depths pays half again in experience.
Diminishing returns on repeated freezes, stuns and slows — plus an on-screen readout of exactly what is holding you and for how long.
One trailer for the whole game, and two short reels for the fun of it — every frame is the real thing.
Play the trailer: The Official Trailer
A minute across the whole game — the open Najd, epic gear in five rarities, the caves below, and the ranked arena where every duel is decided. After the opening, every frame of it is the real thing.
The video loads only when you press play. Watch on YouTube
Vertical, under a minute, and made for the fun of it — one about what the arena really measures, one about what the grind really pays.
Play the trailer: The Banana DuelistA fully-armoured knight versus a hero holding a banana. Ranked duels normalize gear — so the banana wins. It is a real skin in the game.
Play the trailer: Level 1 → Level 30The whole climb in forty seconds: flattened at level one, geared up piece by piece, and back at the top in full legendary gold.
Uncropped, unretouched — one screen from each of the nine lands of Najd: the eight bands west to east, then the snow at the poles.
The Burnt West — a crystal outcrop on black basalt, the lava river running past
The Rocklands — a fenced steading on the gravel, its watchfires lit
Mesa Country — a lone tree and stacked cairns on red-orange flats
The Open Sands — saddled camels and banners at a desert waystone
The Dry Steppe — a farmstead and its haystacks, a Sun Guardian at the door
The Amber Woods — amber and red canopy over deep leaf litter, a birch standing clear of it
The Green East — blossom and blue-green trees over open grass
The Lush Groves — a timber bridge over the water behind Sun City
The Snowfields — a campfire burning alone in the snow, a lone pine beside it
World of Clashes is a pixel-art desert MMORPG for iOS and Android built around ranked 1v1 mirror duels — mage vs mage and warrior vs warrior — inside a living open world of factions, dungeons, camel mounts and bazaars.
Yes. World of Clashes is free to play. Optional cosmetic skins and mounts are in-app purchases, but there is no pay-to-win: ranked duels normalize gear so matches are decided by skill.
Yes — it is out now and free on both stores: the App Store for iPhone and iPad (iOS 15+) and Google Play for Android (Android 7.0+).
It is a competitive pixel-art MMORPG: farm mobs for gear, clear dungeons for legendary loot, ride camels across the Najd desert, and climb two ranked duel ladders in the arena.
Visit worldofclashes.com/account and sign in with the email and password you linked in-game, or with Sign in with Apple, to view your heroes, stats and gifts.
Yes — worldofclashes.com/forums. Sign in with your game account, your main hero becomes your avatar, official staff posts appear in gold on the Yellow Tracker, and every patch note publishes there first before mirroring to the official Discord.
Most are. While our community grows, some adventurers are AI characters we run to keep the world lively. If you ask one whether it is an AI, it will tell you.
You can try a small taste on this website: walk the map of Najd, fight a raider camp and fish at the two piers. The full game is on iPhone, iPad and Android.
The forums are open, the Discord is live, and the game is out on iOS and Android — come shape what comes next with us.
Your hero is your avatar, staff words post in gold, and every patch note lands there first — then mirrors to Discord. Sign in with your game account.
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