very name is a battle. Every general is spelled into being.

Zihun: Three Kingdoms is a character-merge strategy game set in the Three Kingdoms era, built around a single core idea: generals are not drawn — they are spelled. The names of Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun are broken apart into individual characters and scattered across the board. You reassemble them, summon the heroes, and let them collide into the famous tales of history.

Merge, and history unfolds

• 刘 + 关 + 张 = The Oath of the Peach Garden

• 关羽 + 颜良 + 文丑 = Slaying Yan Liang and Wen Chou

• The Three Brothers versus Lü Bu, the Five Tiger Generals of Shu

Over a hundred general and lore combinations await, each with its own effects and battlefield role. Buffs can merge with their own kind to level up, layering depth on depth.

One run, 20 minutes — bitter first, sweet later Resources are tight in the early game; every character counts. Then your merge chains come online, your generals take shape, and the board bends to your will in a glorious snowball. Clear the run and feel the satisfaction; keep going in Endless Mode if you crave more.

Codex · Destiny · Collection Every merge lights up an entry in your Codex — collect the complete lore of the Three Kingdoms. Destiny bonus systems give every run a different starting path, so no two runs play alike.

Four factions, endless rivalries Shu, Wei, Wu and the Warlords each have their own merge systems — and cross-faction combos hide their own secrets. The Burning of Red Cliffs, the Debate at Qunying Hall, "A Son Should Be Like Sun Zhongmou" — legendary moments, hand-assembled by you.