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Write your decree.The world answers.

Pick a country on the map and give your orders in your own words, not through menus. A living world of 240 countries answers every move, each in its own interest.

See how a turn plays out

Free · iOS & Android · Next seal: No. 0005

Stability: Stable, Economy: Growing, Military: Dominant, Tension: High

Humi, Chief advisor: The decision is yours. But I’d want you to see the full price before you sign it.

The United States withdraws from NATO, effective immediately. Bring our troops home from Europe and offer bilateral defense talks to any ally that asks.

Crisis · 1 Jun, Brussels: NATO Stunned by US Exit. An emergency session met within hours.

Diplomacy · 3 Jun, Paris: France Moves to Lead European Defence. At the turn’s end, an invitation to bilateral security talks.

Crisis · 6 Jun, Tallinn: Baltic States Request Emergency Talks. They took up the decree’s offer of bilateral talks.

The week in review: The world is not merely watching Washington; it is already repositioning around the gap it is leaving.

One week, three real games

  • Crisis1 Jun 2026NATO Stunned by US Exit
  • Decree1 Jun 2026Trilateral Corridor Working Group Launched
  • Unrest2 Jun 2026South Africa Votes, Coalition Shifts
  • Diplomacy3 Jun 2026France Moves to Lead European Defence
  • Decree4 Jun 2026French Task Group Deploys East Med
  • Technology4 Jun 2026UAE Deepens AI Infrastructure Bet
  • Unrest5 Jun 2026Yerevan Protests EU-Russia Energy Dilemma
  • Diplomacy5 Jun 2026Zambia Election Ends Ruling Party Era
  • Crisis6 Jun 2026Baltic States Request Emergency Talks
  • DiplomacyJun 2026Aruba Hosts Dutch Naval Logistics Upgrade

A living world

You rule one country.The rest don’t sit still.

Every turn, other capitals pursue their own agendas: elections, protests, agreements. These headlines come from another real session: the chronicle of a Türkiye turn played on 23 September.

  1. Diplomacy · Aruba · June 2026Aruba Hosts Dutch Naval Logistics Upgrade
  2. Unrest · South Africa · 2 June 2026South Africa Votes, Coalition Shifts
  3. Unrest · Armenia · 5 June 2026Yerevan Protests EU-Russia Energy Dilemma
  4. Crisis · United States · 6 June 2026U.S. Carrier Group Transits South China Sea

Nine new events in a single turn

Anatomy of a turn

Eight screens,one turn.

From the same real session, in order: seven screenshots and one screen recording. None of it is staged.

  1. 01

    Pick your country

    The United States, 1 June 2026, turn 0. Stability, economy, military, tension: the game tracks all of it.

  2. 02

    Ask your advisor

    Humi counts the cost line by line, then hands you back the pen: “The decision is yours. But I’d want you to see the full price before you sign it.”

  3. 03

    Write your decree

    “The United States withdraws from NATO, effective immediately.” No menus, no ready-made options: your own sentence.

  4. 04

    Choose the time

    You choose how far the world moves and how many countries think it through in full. This turn: one week, Standard depth with 12 countries.

  5. 05

    Let the world weigh it

    The seal comes down, the world weighs your move and the curtain rises. This step is a real screen recording; only the wait is cut short.

  6. 06

    Raise the curtain

    First scene: “NATO Stunned by US Exit.” An emergency session met in Brussels within hours.

  7. 07

    Let the world answer

    In scene nine, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania formally took up the decree’s offer of bilateral talks.

  8. 08

    The world remembers

    France invites you to talk one on one: “I would like to understand, frankly, where Washington sees the bilateral relationship going from here.” Relationship: Friendly, +25.

World map with the United States selected, the status bar and the order field
  1. World map with the United States selected, the status bar and the order field

    01

    Pick your country

    The United States, 1 June 2026, turn 0. Stability, economy, military, tension: the game tracks all of it.

  2. The end of Humi’s answer to the NATO question

    02

    Ask your advisor

    Humi counts the cost line by line, then hands you back the pen: “The decision is yours. But I’d want you to see the full price before you sign it.”

  3. The NATO decree typed into the order field, next to the Seal button

    03

    Write your decree

    “The United States withdraws from NATO, effective immediately.” No menus, no ready-made options: your own sentence.

  4. Choosing the simulation depth and the time jump

    04

    Choose the time

    You choose how far the world moves and how many countries think it through in full. This turn: one week, Standard depth with 12 countries.

  5. 05

    Let the world weigh it

    The seal comes down, the world weighs your move and the curtain rises. This step is a real screen recording; only the wait is cut short.

    Screen recording · wait cut short

  6. The crisis scene “NATO Stunned by US Exit” in the game

    06

    Raise the curtain

    First scene: “NATO Stunned by US Exit.” An emergency session met in Brussels within hours.

  7. The crisis scene “Baltic States Request Emergency Talks” in the game

    07

    Let the world answer

    In scene nine, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania formally took up the decree’s offer of bilateral talks.

  8. The opening of a one-on-one talk with France

    08

    The world remembers

    France invites you to talk one on one: “I would like to understand, frankly, where Washington sees the bilateral relationship going from here.” Relationship: Friendly, +25.

The screenshots and the recording come from a single session played on an iPhone simulator on 30 September 2026; none of them was retouched. Played in an English session; in-game lines are quoted as they appeared.

Humion in numbers

countries
240
in the modern world
regions
3,677
land changes hands region by region
cities
574
on the game’s map
worlds
2
2026 and 1935
seats
6
at one negotiation table
years
10
the longest jump in one turn

Time

You setthe clock.

You choose how long each turn lasts, from a week to ten years. Turn the dial and let the game’s own arithmetic tell you how many countries will move.

Turn starts

1 Jun 2026

Lands on

8 Jun 2026

3 countries make a notable move

About 8 new developments

On long jumps the world is summarized; the event count does not grow.

Worlds

Same map.A different history.

Nothing is hard-wired into the engine; every era arrives as a scenario. We launch with two worlds.

countries240 countries

The same 3,677 regions. In 1935 the land of today’s 240 countries belongs to 74 states. The United Kingdom alone holds land that is now 69 separate countries.

Explore the worlds

Pick your country

240 countries.Which one is yours?

Tap a flag: the world turns to that country and shows the game’s status bar for it on 1 June 2026.

Your advisor

Humi doesn’t decide.He lights your way.

The chief advisor, born of the legendary Huma bird. He reads the board, weighs the risks and points you to your goal. The pen stays in your hand.

A question I’ve been dreading you’d raise, but since you ask, I’ll be honest rather than reassuring.
Humi · from the United States’ NATO turn
Meet Humi

Founder reward

The first sealsgo to founders.

Numbers are stamped in order of confirmation: the earlier you are, the lower yours.

  1. 1Enter your email and pick the device you’ll play on.
  2. 2Confirm with the link we send; your number is stamped on the spot.
  3. 3At launch, sign up with the same address; your credits are ready.
HUMION · FOUNDER · KURUCU · HUMION · FOUNDER · KURUCU · Founder No.0005
Next number in line

Your council: five seats

Every friend who joins through your link and confirms takes a seat and earns you +20◆.

Your seal50◆
Seat 1+20◆
Seat 2+20◆
Seat 3+20◆
Seat 4+20◆
Seat 5+20◆

TotalUp to 150◆

◆ are Humion’s in-game credits, spent on AI turns and conversations. Not redeemable for cash, not transferable. Reward terms

FAQ

Questions you may have

Is this a chatbot?

No. The AI writes the story and the leaders’ voices, but borders, relations and armies are kept as hard numbers in the game’s code. Every decree is checked against your country’s real means: you can’t win a naval battle with a fleet you don’t have.

Is the game free?

Free to download. AI turns and conversations spend credits (◆), available in packs or through an optional subscription. You always see the cost of a move before you spend.

When does Humion launch?

Confirmed founders will hear the launch date first, by email. The game is being built for iOS and Android phones; device testing is underway.

How do I claim my founder credits?

At launch, download the game and sign up with the email you pre-registered with. Your 50◆ founder credits plus credits from confirmed invites are added to that account, once per account.

How do invites work?

After you confirm, you get a personal invite link. For every friend who signs up through it and confirms, you earn +20◆, up to 5 invites and 150◆ in total with your founder credits.

Which languages are supported?

Turkish and English. The interface, the AI narration and the scenario content are available in both.

Do I need an internet connection?

Yes. Every turn of the world is written by AI, so you need to be online while playing.

How do I delete my data?

Every email we send includes a link to manage your registration, and you can delete it instantly from there. You can also write to iletisim@humion.app.

The pen is yours

The world is waiting for your first decree.

Free · iOS & Android