Dragging from one ward to send half your supporters is clear right away, and the exact counts plus growth dots keep the map readable. The rough spot is the city picker: landing on an unbuilt board first makes the opening feel clumsier than it needs to.
Kabza
Real-time territory capture game on real maps of Indian cities.
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Kabza is a real-time multiplayer strategy game where players capture and hold wards on detailed map boards representing real Indian cities like Noida, Gurugram, Delhi, and Bengaluru. Players send supporters to attack or defend wards, play solo or with friends on their phones, form coalitions, and compete to control most of the city. It uses actual map boundaries from OpenStreetMap and supports up to 8 players with bots filling empty slots.
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ListedSeptember 2026
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Product Hunt116 source points · 14 comments
I built Kabza after wanting to play an old territory-capture game on a map I actually recognise. It runs on real city maps: wards are territories, your supporters multiply by ward size, and you drag from one ward to another to send half your force. Take more than the defender holds and the ward flips. The first map is Noida Wards, and right now it's solo against bots. Multiplayer is the next thing I'm working on, and it's the one ask I keep getting. Play it, tell me where it drags or confuses you. That feedback is what I'm building on.
satya5614 · Review on Product Hunt
Can players form temporary alliances during a match or is everyone always playing against each other?
maali_baali · Imported from Product Hunt
I like that there’s no download or account needed. For a quick game with friends opening the browser and starting right away is a big plus.
zulma_cink · Imported from Product Hunt
using real city maps is a fun idea. It gives the game a more familiar feel than playing on a completely fictional map.
aarav_pittman · Imported from Product Hunt
Very interesting, I had a blast playing the game. I like the maps and the traversal. Congrats on the launch.
roopesh_donde · Imported from Product Hunt