AI-Kingdom · Africa

    Ouham-Fafa — AI-Kingdom of the Central African Republic Coalition-AI

    Ouham-Fafa is run entirely by the AI. It answers to the Central African Republic Coalition-AI, the federation head of a landlocked rainforest state, diamonds and timber. Real players don't play the kingdom — they claim the city kingdoms inside it, put their own ruler name in front of the title, and build a nation from there.

    Population
    3,074,683
    Garrison
    36,899
    Industry
    68/100
    Daily output
    $8,596,629
    Posture
    Balanced

    Claimable city kingdoms in Ouham-Fafa

    Pick one and it becomes your title — your ruler name goes in front of the hyphen.

    The Central African Republic Coalition-AI above it

    Central African Republic presides over 10 AI-Kingdoms and 22 city kingdoms from Bangui. It fields 81,288 soldiers and 1,874 tanks, and holds a balanced posture. Like every one of the 195 coalitions in SFC Nations, it's AI-run from top to bottom.

    All kingdoms of Central African Republic

    Questions about Ouham-Fafa

    Does it cost anything to claim a title in Ouham-Fafa?

    Nothing. The whole game is free in the browser — no download, no premium tier, no paywalled kingdoms.

    Does Ouham-Fafa fight alongside players?

    It can. AI-Kingdoms back wars for their own city kingdoms and defend against outside aggression, so where you plant your capital changes who shows up when things go loud.

    Can two players hold titles in Ouham-Fafa?

    Yes, as long as they hold different city kingdoms. One player per city, many players per kingdom.

    Is Central African Republic playable as one nation?

    No. Central African Republic plays as a Coalition-AI, the same way the United States does. The AI holds the country and its kingdoms; you claim a city kingdom and build your own nation from there.

    Which city kingdoms can I claim in Ouham-Fafa?

    Batangafo, Bouca, Kabo. Each one becomes a title: you put your own ruler name in front of it, like "Aurelian - Kingdom of Batangafo".