King of Kings 3 is the ultimate online role-playing game for fans of PvP combat and clan warfare!
After countless years of war, the world of Tangramia was left in utter chaos and almost entirely destroyed. It’s up to you to build up a new civilisation, form new alliances, and claim lordship over enemy kingdoms.

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King of Kings 3 is a free-to-play 3D online role-playing game (MMORPG) which is built around battle between players. There are plenty of ways to engage in PvP – be it in duels, open PvP, strategic attacks on other kingdoms or epic battles in which entire realms battle against each other. King of Kings 3 also offers the unique opportunity to create your own destiny: Build your own house, found cities, and prove your mettle in the grim reality of a war-torn world while working your way up the ranks from being an ordinary citizen to become the ruler of your own kingdom.

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Enter a medieval fantasy world, join one of the seven kingdoms and create their own history. Here you will find a guild that will find friends, and also know the bitter war. With your legions of you will be available to create your own kingdom. Conquer the enemy's army, for what would become the King of Kings in the world of King of Kings 3.

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