die-staemme.de

A free-to-play medieval strategy browser game for online players

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About die-staemme.de

Die Stämme is a browser-based strategy game set in the Middle Ages. Players rule a village and develop it to gain power.

The game is free to play and is operated by InnoGames GmbH. Its German-language community has support and moderation teams.

Product: A free-to-play medieval strategy browser game in which players develop villages and compete for power.

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