Double Crossed – free online medieval strategy card game
Double Crossed
- ♞ Strategy
- Desktop + Mobile
Free · No sign-up · Desktop & mobile
Double Crossed is a short medieval strategy card game about expanding the empire of the Franks under King Robert II. You deal with pressure from the nobility and peasants, make uneasy alliances, and fight bitter wars. It plays as a compact mouse-controlled battle game with cards, units, and armies. The mix of politics and combat gives each run a tense, tactical feel.
How to play
Use the mouse to play every part of the game. In battles, choose your units and decide when to attack. Your goal is to push the enemy army back or destroy all of its units. Outside battle, the game asks you to think about alliances and political pressure as you expand. If a fight goes badly, you can retry. Luck affects the outcome, so a second attempt can go very differently.
Controls
- Desktop: Mouse only: click to select units and attack.
- Mobile: Tap to select units and attack.
Features
- Short medieval strategy card game
- Battles with units and armies
- Expansion of the Frankish empire under King Robert II
- Alliances and pressure from nobles and peasants
- Music by &thenight
Tips & strategy
- If a battle feels rough, retry it; luck can change the result.
- Pick your units carefully before attacking.
- Focus on pushing the enemy back or eliminating every unit.
- Expect political pressure as well as combat decisions.
- Take advantage of the fact that the enemy is also affected by luck.
Progression
Double Crossed rewards careful planning more than fast clicking. In battle, look at your units first, then decide when to commit. Since you win by pushing the enemy army back or destroying all enemy units, every move should support one of those goals. Over a longer session, the pressure from nobles and peasants becomes part of the challenge, not just the battles. That means you have to think about alliances as well as combat. If a fight seems unwinnable, retrying is part of the game loop. Because luck matters on both sides, a fresh attempt can open a better path.
About this game
Double Crossed is a carlogames game that runs in your browser on desktop and mobile. Your personal best is stored on your device only, and no personal data is collected.
FAQ
In Double Crossed, how do I win a battle with units and armies?
You win battles by pushing the enemy army back or destroying all of its units. The game asks you to choose your units carefully and decide when to attack, so each move should support one of those two goals.
How does the political pressure from nobles and peasants affect Double Crossed?
Outside battle, Double Crossed adds political pressure from the nobility and peasants while you expand the Frankish empire under King Robert II. You have to think about alliances as well as combat, so the game is not only about fighting.
What should I do if a fight goes badly in Double Crossed?
If a fight goes badly, you can retry it. Luck affects the outcome, and the game notes that a second attempt can go very differently. That makes retries part of the experience, not just a restart.
What makes Double Crossed different from a normal strategy card game?
Double Crossed is a short medieval strategy card game that mixes cards, units, armies, political pressure, and combat. The mix of alliances, nobles, peasants, and battlefield choices gives each run a tense, tactical feel.
How does Double Crossed play on desktop and mobile when I need to select units and attack?
The game is mouse only on desktop, where you click to select units and attack. On mobile, you tap to select units and attack. The controls are simple because the focus is on tactical choices, not complex inputs.