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Repository
AdrienTD/wkbre2
Read the AI review before you launch
wkbre2 is an open-source attempt to rebuild the game engine for Warrior Kings Battles, a 2002 real-time strategy game, so it can run the original game files with multiplayer support.
The README says it is early development and not completely playable yet. It names no specific missing features, and the repo has no roadmap items to check.
Evidence
The README states the project is still in early development and not completely playable. The repo has 0 unchecked roadmap items, so the gaps are described only in prose. The project has 272 commits from its main developer, so it is not an empty shell, but the README gives no feature checklist to measure progress against.
Risks
License is GPL-3.0, which requires derivative works to remain open source. The last push is dated 2026-11-07. The project has 22 stars and 6 forks. One developer made 272 commits and another made 1, so it depends heavily on a single maintainer. The README also says the game data must be supplied by the user from their own installed copy.
Next release
A useful next release would be one tagged build where a single-player skirmish runs from start to finish on both Windows and Ubuntu, with the steps written down so a new user can repeat them.
Who it is for
C++ game engine developers, Warrior Kings fans who want to play the game on modern systems, and modders who are limited by the original engine's model and texture size restrictions would likely care about this project.
First milestone
Confirm a clean Linux build works. Done when: Following the README compile steps on a fresh Ubuntu machine produces a wkbre2 binary that launches with a valid wkconfig.json.
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