Booming Games' proprietary engine, CHAOS, delivers a seamless experience, even with thousands of troops onscreen at once, as well as authentic effects, such as fire and explosions, and diverse weather events, including thunderstorms and sandstorms. Stunningly detailed graphics replicate the weapons, armor and equipment of actual medieval troops. The game requires strategic thinking and skillful use of resources, as players must deploy the best army for the battle at hand from a wide selection of both Eastern and Western Legions, powerful Generals, and thousands of weapons.  

Battles are fought in a vast sandbox landscape several thousand kilometers wide, where players seek to conquer lands and reign over their own Kingdom. Mirroring our own world the terrain features high mountains, deep rivers and fierce deserts, and populated by a variety of nations and cultures. Players may acquire territory to build their own House and Kingdom and fight to defend them. With 5v5 and 15v15 battles available, the PvP warfare in Conqueror's Blade will challenge even the boldest warriors. Generals begin with 3 or 4 skills, so players learn gradually the best strategies for deploying their Legions, and which weapons to use for each battle, as some are designed for solo skirmishes while others shine in group warfare.

Booming Games announced that a PC beta test for its "world" sandbox medieval warfare game Conqueror's Blade will be launching soon.

"We have been working hard on Conqueror's Blade over the past several years, and we're very proud to finally invite players in to wage war across the globe," said Xi, producer of Conqueror's Blade. "The experience is unlike anything else available, and we think players will appreciate the high quality and attention to detail in this game."

"You have to know how your troops and enemy troops fight and what their weaknesses are. In simple words you have to think first. ... There's no grinding, no repetitive quests, and no gold farming. You form an alliance with some friends, conquering other players' cities and territories in the world. That's a game I would play for a few years," said 2P.com in a preview.   

"That's cool [that] you get a really different mix of styles out there, and also just from the sound of the gameplay, it sounds like if you [enjoy] the tactical element, ...this could be a fun game for you to play as well." commented Julian Huget from NVIDIA GeForce in an E3 interview about Conqueror's Blade.