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- Coming soon
- Scheduled release
- 10 November 2026
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- Release date
- 10 November 2026
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2–8 friends. 20 minutes. One Castle left standing.
Parley is a medieval free-for-all for friends where talk is a weapon. You fight at the head of your own army as a hero, raise a Castle worth defending, launch yourself over walls from your own Mangonel — and settle everything else face to face, in your own voice. Make allies. Keep them as long as it suits you.
Every Lord hears the Lords around them through proximity voice chat: bargain, threaten and plot out loud. Walk up to a rival to offer an alliance, or leave a 5-second voice raven with the hero in front of you. Break an alliance in secret and your first blow lands as a Backstab for triple damage — or pay the price to walk away in the open.
Run, jump and brawl as your hero while up to twenty soldiers follow you into the fight. Three orders move your whole army at once: Charge, Follow and Hold. Your Barracks keeps training infantry, archers or cavalry, so the war never waits for you.
Your Mangonel throws bombs, piles of gold, your own soldiers — or you. Fly over a wall, land in the middle of a rival's village and see who laughs last. Every dawn refills your free shots and bear traps.
Gold is the only currency. Capture mines, collect your buildings' income and spend it on walls, Barracks, Watchtowers, a Market and your Mangonel, each with three levels. Lose your Castle and you are exiled — your hero fights on. If your hero falls too, you rise as undead and haunt the living until the end.
Every night brings one event: monster raids on living villages, world bosses such as the Black Dragon, caravans and festivals. The first five minutes are a truce; after that, everyone is fair game.
Matches are short. At fifteen minutes the Final Blood Moon rises and a burning circle closes on the centre of the realm. When time runs out, the Lord who held on best takes the realm.
Pick one of eight factions, each with its own soldiers and strengths, and unlock new faces and outfits by playing: launch yourself, set a trap, win a match.
Last Castle standing wins. Everything else is up to you.
Steam currently lists 10 Nov 2026 as the release date.