Conquizzone: Quiz e strategia

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About this game

CONQUEST: Conquer Italy in 5 minutes a day
Take general knowledge quizzes and conquer the map of Italy, zone by zone. Challenge your friends, other clans, and other Italian provinces.
A free, light-hearted game that's Italian through and through.

THREE UNIVERSES, ONE ITALY
🏰 CLASH OF CLANS: Create your own group of friends. An endless challenge to dominate your own city, rival cities... and all of Italy!
🏛️ PROVINCES OF ITALY: The 107 provinces are fighting for control of Italy's lands, lakes, and seas.
🎓 STUDENT FEUDS: Your school or university against all the others. One school year to conquer every corner of Italy... or at least your city!

🎯 HOW TO PLAY
• 3 attacks per day for each universe
• Answer correctly: you gain the zone (a piece of Italy!)
• Conquer all the edges of a city: you besiege it and become a member of your clan
• Become governor of your clan's cities and gain extra attacks
• Dominate the sea with fleets of ships conquered one question at a time

🏆 FEATURES
✓ Free
✓ Always new general knowledge quizzes
✓ Interactive map of all of Italy, including every single municipality
✓ Weekly and seasonal leaderboards for players, clans, and cities
✓ Animated replays of conquests
✓ City government system with noble titles (Baron, Count, Duke, Doge, etc.)
✓ Naval battles with fleets to build one answer at a time
✓ Google Login

FOR ITALIANS, MADE IN ITALY
Conquizzone is an Italian game developed in the Veneto region. Designed for those who love Italy, its geography, and its parochial rivalries. From Padernello to Sicily, from Aosta to Otranto, every province, every city, every neighborhood has its own battle.

Perfect for:
• Groups of friends looking for a daily 5-minute challenge
• High school and university students looking to "win" against the other school
• Geography, trivia, general knowledge, and strategy enthusiasts
• Those looking for an Italian alternative to Risk, Trivial Pursuit, or Civilization on mobile

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