Tiny Banners

Gather Tiny Resources Every match starts with a handful of pawns and a fresh island no one has ever seen. Fell the woods, dig the gold, hunt the flock — or pen it — and haul it home. Your pawns level up as they work, and every one of them rolls a trait: a Gold Digger, a Glass Cannon, a Class Clown. Learn their names. Get attached. Send them war to and hope they return. Build Tiny Kingdoms Plant your castle and grow outward: houses to shelter more hands, a barracks and archery range for the fight, a church for those who'd rather heal than harm, watchtowers you can crown with a cannon. Or hand a fistful of resources to Thrak, the one goblin merchant everybody likes, and let him turn your surplus into coin. Train Tiny Armies Veterans walk into the school as pawns and walk out as knights, lancers, archers and monks. Set a rally point and watch your host assemble at the gate. Every soldier keeps the name, the level and the trait they earned in the fields. Go to Tiny War! Rival kingdoms build, scheme and march — and they play to win. Some raid, some defend, some boom. They remember the towers that broke their last wave and pick a softer target next time. Field a balanced army, each unit type has its strengths and weaknesses against others. Be the Last Tiny Banner Standing When a castle falls and its last soldier is gone, the whole kingdom crumbles. Take every keep on the island — or hold yours until the last banner but one has fallen. The island has plans of its own The Gold Rush — a mother lode surfaces mid-map, and every kingdom races for it while thieves stalk the roads home. The Skeleton Surge — the dead rise at a place of power; who farms the bones farms the glory. Cave Lairs — packs of venomous beasts guard hoards and rare traits. Clear the den, claim the prize. And more world events planned! Play it your way Single Player against 1–3 CPU kingdoms with distinct personalities and three different difficulties Multiplayer over Steam for up to 4 banners — free-for-all, or Team Wipeout with allied sight and shared victory Every island procedural: highlands, meadows and lowlands, staircases carved into cliffs, forests, and gold veins — the world you admire on the main menu is the one you'll play on In single player save anywhere across five slots, with pause and rally points to keep it cozy Tiny Banners is a small game with a big heart, built by one developer. Every knight has a name. Try not to lose them