Dirah — An Arabic Strategy Game
A free Arabic strategy game played in the browser or on the phone with no installation: build your village and plant your palms, train your army and annex oases, ally with friends and race for the wonder — in one shared world on Saudi time, with three tribes that each play their own way: Hadar, Badia, and Sahil.
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Key Features
Three tribes, each with its own troops, wall, and style: the Townsfolk build a field and a building at once, the Bedouin raid with cheap troops that carry more loot, and the Coastfolk have the fastest riders and merchants.
A village you build yourself: resource fields, buildings, and a wall, warehouses and date stores, and build and training queues that run while you are away.
One tiled world map: oases annexed to boost a village's production, wild villages and animals, and new villages to settle.
One hero per player who levels up in battle, leads the army, annexes oases, and gets points in fighting, attack, defence, and resources.
Alliances with a forum, council, and group messages, diplomacy between alliances, and detailed battle reports with losses, survivors, and loot.
The Hanshal awaken in the heart of the land and raid active players, and a final race for the wonder ends the round.
Arabic and English, light and dark themes, Saudi time, and it runs on any phone or computer.
Player safety: a profanity filter, blocking and reporting, and beginner protection in the first days.