About This Game

Fall of Bali is a historical strategy game set in Bali in the 19th Century with a map which covers the eastern salient of Java, Blambangan, Bali island and Lombok island. Many Balinese kingdoms were at war with each other and were spreading their influence out to both Blambangan and Lombok Island. Hence, the realm of Bali had been divided for a long time. The successor to the Bali Empire, Klungkung, was only recognized as the spiritual leader for Balinese kings, which drove the other kings to pursue the highest achievement: the ambition to become the superior ruler of Bali. Meanwhile as time passes on, the growing threat of a colonial power from the Dutch Empire in Java will soon reaches Bali.


Since destruction of Gelgel Empire in 1686, Balinese never united again under political power and many strong power rise and fall like Buleleng to Mengwi. While Blambangan was still under the influence of Balinese to protect Bali from the Sultanate of Mataram, Lombok has fallen to Balinese power by the Karangasem expansion in the late 17th century after a long contesting stage between Karangasem and Makassar.

Fall of Bali starts in 1767 where Mengwi still held their position as a strong kingdom in Bali beside Klungkung as Susuhunan. Blambangan, the vassal of Mengwi in Eastern Java, was threatened with the expedition of Dutch East India Company to Blamabngan. Meanwhile in Lombok, the influence of Karangasem's dynasties covered Lombok island. Also with Sasak's kingdoms under their influence, Karangasem's ruler try to maintain the relation with the Sasak's kingdoms.


Each kingdom has its own unique geographical location, culture, troops, diplomatic relations, and economy, reflecting the situation of the real Bali kingdoms in the late 18th Century AD.

There are 3 main cultures: Blambanganese, Balinese, and Sasaknese.

Here are all of the playable kingdoms:

• Kingdom of Badung
  A Balinese Kingdom in southern Bali where you can trade with foreign merchants in Kuta's port.
  
• Kingdom of Mengwi
  A Balinese Kingdom in south Bali. It's a strong kingdom in Bali in the 18th century but is facing trouble that could lead it's fall.
  
• Kingdom of Gianyar
  A Balinese kingdom in south Bali under the reign of Manggis Dynasty.
  
• Kingdom of Tabanan
  An elite Balinese kingdom in southwest Bali and has strong reputation among Balinese kings.
  
• Kingdom of Klungkung
  A spiritual leader of Balinese kingdoms and the successor of the Bali Empire. Located in south Bali and own a small area.
  
• Kingdom of Jembrana
  A Balinese kingdom in western Bali and Mengwi's vassal.
  
• Kingdom of Karangasem:
  A Balinese kingdom in eastern Bali and has a dynasty connection with Balinese kingdoms in Lombok.
  
• Kingdom of Buleleng:
  A Balinese kingdom in northern Bali. It was considered a strong kingdom in Bali in the 17th century, but was not as strong in the mid-18th century.
  
• Kingdom of Bangli
  A Balinese Kingdom in Central Bali. Its position blocked them from accessing the sea.
  
• Kingdom of Mataram
  A Balinese kingdom in west Lombok which possess a dynasty connection with Karangasem.
  
• Kingdom of Blambangan:
  A non-Balinese kingdom. A stronghold for Balinese against the Javanese's and the Dutch's expansion.
  
• Kingdom of Sakra:
  The kingdom that was ruled by the Sasak People and turned into a stronghold against the Balinese kingdom in West Lombok.

1. Build your kingdom by managing structures, resources, and economy in each cities or villages.
   
2. Begin your expansions to the other kingdoms, order your troops to go to war or go out your way to arrange diplomatic relations.
   
3. Manage your troops with units ability and morale as morale is a critical element in winning the battle
   
4. Plan your strategy carefully to achieve the main objective. Rise to become the supreme king or Susuhunan.
   
5. Experience each historical events starting from the Dutch East India Company conquest in Blambangan on Febuary 1767, to the final Dutch military expedition towards Bali in 1906 and 1908.