How to Start Playing a Game on Feudal Wars

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To start playing on Feudal Wars, open feudalwars.net in a browser and go to the Games section. There you can browse active Feudal Wars matches, host a new game, chat with the lobby, and jump into fast medieval RTS battles directly from your browser—no download is mentioned on the site. This guide is for anyone who wants to get from the homepage to an actual match.

Before You Start

  • A browser and internet connection. The site describes Feudal Wars 2 as a free browser-based medieval RTS, so the game runs in the browser rather than through an installed client.
  • A basic idea of what you're playing. Feudal Wars 2 is a real-time strategy game inspired by classic RTS titles: you manage a medieval army and economy in real time against opponents.
  • No account requirement is stated on the page. The site's navigation includes Rankings, Clans, Solo Cup, Guide, and About, but the page evidence doesn't describe a sign-up flow. If a step asks you to log in, follow the on-screen prompt.

Step by Step: From Lobby to Battle

1. Open the Games section

Go to feudalwars.net and select Games in the site navigation. The page heading is "Feudal Wars 2 Games," and this is the lobby where matches are listed.

Expected result: You see the match browser, the option to host a game, and the lobby chat.

2. Browse active matches

Look through the list of active Feudal Wars matches. Each entry represents a game you can potentially join.

What to check before joining: the match type or mode, and whether the game is waiting for players or already underway. The page evidence doesn't list the exact columns shown, so read the labels on each match entry rather than assuming a format.

3. Or host a new game

If no open match suits you, choose the option to host a new game. You create the match and other players in the lobby can join it.

Expected result: Your game appears in the lobby list, and you wait for opponents or teammates to fill it.

4. Use the lobby chat

The lobby includes chat. Use it to ask about open matches, coordinate with players before a game, or find out whether a hosted game still needs players.

Practical tip: If you host a game and nobody joins right away, say so in chat—it's the fastest way to fill a slot.

5. Jump into the battle

Once a match is ready, enter it directly from the browser. The battle loads in the same tab or window; there's no separate launcher described on the site.

Expected result: You're in a live medieval RTS match, controlling your forces in real time.

Common Snags and How to Handle Them

Situation What to do
No matches look joinable Host your own game and advertise it in lobby chat
You're unsure how a match works Check the Guide section in the site navigation before playing
You want competitive context The Rankings section shows player standings; Clans covers group play
You're looking for a structured event The Solo Cup section is listed in the navigation—check it for cup-related information

What to Expect in a Match

Feudal Wars 2 is a real-time strategy game, so matches run continuously rather than in turns. You'll be building and commanding a medieval military force while your opponent does the same. The site frames matches as "fast medieval RTS battles," which suggests short sessions—useful if you want a quick game rather than a long campaign.

If you're new to the genre, the Guide page is the right first stop after your first match; it's listed alongside Games in the main navigation.

Quick Checklist

  1. Open feudalwars.net in your browser.
  2. Go to Games.
  3. Browse active matches or host a new one.
  4. Use lobby chat to fill or find a game.
  5. Enter the battle and play.

That's the full path from the site to a live match. The lobby is the hub for everything—browsing, hosting, and chatting—so if you get stuck, return there and ask in chat.