Africa

Welcome to Africa. Yes, the entire continent—no, not a single country, and definitely not whatever vague blob people think it is. This is a historical RPG where you can play as anything in Africa, from any period, because history here didn’t start in 1884 and didn’t end in 1960. You can be a postcolonial strongman clinging to power, a postcolonial militant fighting a forever-war, a colonial rebel resisting imperial rule, a colonial governor or settler trying (and failing) to control a land you don’t understand, or—here’s the real appeal—a precolonial emperor, nomad, tribesman, merchant, war leader, or priest long before Europe showed up with maps and bad ideas.

Geography actually matters here: deserts that isolate, rivers that connect, jungles that swallow armies, savannas that reward mobility, and coastlines that invite trade or invasion. History matters too—empires rise and fall, trade routes shape cultures, religions spread, technologies evolve, and power shifts long before colonial borders were drawn with a ruler and zero regard for reality. This isn’t a morality lecture or a tourist brochure; it’s a sandbox where you make choices, deal with consequences, and see how Africa’s past, present, and possible futures collide. You choose the era, the role, and the path—empire-builder, survivor, conqueror, rebel, or something in between. In short: it’s Africa, but treated like a place with agency, complexity, and an actual history. Wild concept, I know.