The whole world is on the table. Only one player wins it.

One tap starts a war. The map lights up in amber. Every land is up for grabs. You take one. Then another. Then you push your luck against everyone who wanted it too.

HEGEMON is a game you can lose a whole evening to. You build up armies. You guard a mountain pass. You roll the dice on one more attack that could win you the map or cost you everything.

Take over the world. Or fight for the United States, Europe, old Rome, or Japan. There are even two made-up worlds. Seven maps in all, each with borders to break and hold.

Play against the computer. It digs in, teams up on the leader, and makes you pay when you get greedy. Or pass the phone around the room and find out which of your friends plays dirty. Up to six players on one device. No one sees your cards.

Grab a spot. Block a border. Take a whole continent in one tap. Watch your color spread until there is nothing left to grab.

No download. No sign up. Works offline. Just open it and play.

Every age, the same war. Every game, one winner.

Take command.