Two Thrones

Two thrones. One lane. Four minutes.

Two Thrones is a real-time battle game fought on a single lane between two facing thrones. Spend regenerating mana to deploy units from a 6-card deck, fire each unit's skill yourself, and bring down the enemy throne before the clock runs out. When time is up, it's sudden death — the first hit on a throne wins.

Play it right here in your browser — free, no download, no sign-up (play as a guest). Works on desktop; on a phone, hold it sideways. Prefer a full tab? Open the web version.

What makes it different

• Skills are cast by hand. All 20 units have their own skill — piercing snipe, meteor, taunt, shadow-step assassination, carpet of flame. When to fire it is up to you, so the same deck plays differently in different hands.
• One of each unit on the field. A unit has to fall before you can deploy it again. Every piece matters, a bit like chess.
• Ground and air. Fliers pass over the ground fight. Skip anti-air and the sky breaks you; stack anti-air and the ground caves in.
• Thrones fight back. Each throne strikes enemies in range, and your king rises to cheer your army with rotating buffs.
• No card levels, no loot boxes. You unlock units with gold earned by playing, and the same unit performs the same for everyone. Unlocks give you options, not stats.

Modes

• Ranked 1v1 with trophies
• 5v5 team battle mode (opens after your first 1v1 match)
• A short campaign with a boss stage
• Free practice, a 5-step tutorial, daily missions and login rewards

Details

• 20 units: Common, Elite and Hero — one Hero per deck (Knight King, Shadow Reaper or Dragon Lord)
• 5 battlefields: plains, snowfield, desert, misty forest, volcano
• English, Korean, Japanese · landscape only
• No in-app purchases. The browser version has no ads; the mobile apps have optional rewarded ads.
• Cartoon-style fantasy combat, no graphic violence.

Also on mobile

App Store (iPhone / iPad) · Google Play (Android)

Made by a one-person studio, LAONMON · laonmon.com. Tell me in the comments what felt off in your first match.