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  • Comment: On the verge of rejecting this. It was resubmitted with minimal improvement (adding § to the top of the draft) that did not address the notability issue. All the sources aside from Reference 3 are the stores the game is available on, meaning they are not independent of the subject. Separately, these stores sell thousands of games, so using them as sources that establish notability would eventually turn Wikipedia into an indiscriminate collection of information. 🌀Hurricane Wind and Fire (talk) (contribs)🔥 03:11, 19 February 2026 (UTC)

Territorial.io
DeveloperDavid Tschacher
Platform
    • Android
    • iOS
Release
  • Android: August 3, 2020
  • iOS: August 19, 2021
GenreStrategy

Territorial.io is a free video game, rated E for Everyone and developed by David Tschacher, also known as TTCreator, creator of Orbicle.io. It originated as a browser game, with a mobile version for Android being released August 3, 2020, on Google Play.[1] The iOS version was released on August 19, 2021, through the Apple App Store.[2][3] It is a stylized competitive multiplayer strategy game, although there is a singleplayer mode that can be played offline.[1]The Android version has over one million downloads.[1][2]

Gameplay

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At the start of a match, players select their starting location, from which they expand by utilizing resources to conquer additional territory. The initial size of a player's nation is eight pixels.[1] If a player or bot gets conquered, then they die, and a message will say, “You have been conquered by [Username]”, and the player or bot that conquered them gets a message that will say, “You have conquered [Username]”.

Teams

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In a team gamemode, players are put in random team colors, and their goal is to conquer the map with their team. The number of teams goes up to 8.

Zombie mode

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All players and some bots in this gamemode are in the white team (human team), and bots are in the black team (zombie team). Their goal is to conquer all of the map and defeat the enemy team without the entire team dying. There is also a powerful enemy called a Necromancer, controlled by the game, that gets more resources than an average player. Usually the teams are unbalanced.

1v1 mode

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1v1 mode is a game mode that puts 2 players in a match with 510 other bots. The first player to get conquered, surrender, or leave the game wins.

Lobby

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Lobby is a multiplayer feature for playing Territorial.io and a chat in the new update version 2.00.2. Admins can seize gold from players. In a new update, a new feature called Propaganda was added as a pop-up that clan leaders can use to advertise their clan or Discord server.

References

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  1. 1 2 3 4 "Territorial.io - Apps on Google Play". play.google.com. Retrieved 2025-02-28.
  2. 1 2 Tschacher, David. "Territorial.io on the App Store". Apple Inc.
  3. "Territorial.io - David Tschacher • Game Solver". Retrieved 2025-02-28.