What you are looking at
RoFront is a top-down map, not a character you walk around. You command territory. The official game is real-time conquest: expand, build, ally, and nuke until you hold 80% of the world.
Place the capital
- Join from the official Roblox page.
- Pick a board. Use World if you want the full conquest match. Smaller boards are listed on the maps page.
- Read the prompt: CHOOSE YOUR STARTING LOCATION: Tap any unclaimed land to place your capital.
- Drop the capital on empty land. You are not picking a pre-owned country from a menu in this step.
- Wait out the countdown. The banner THE WAR BEGINS is the start of play.
Leave yourself a side that is not already touching several enemies. The game does not publish a best country. A compact pocket is easier to learn than a tile with water on one side and three neighbors on the others.
Grow through empty land
Empty nodes are labelled as unclaimed plains and mountains. Push into tiles that touch your land. An on-screen hint says: Keep going until you meet a neighbor.
Each attack commits a percentage of your troops. The rest stay behind, and your troop count keeps climbing while you hold land. No best percentage is confirmed for RoFront, so do not copy a number from a different game. Send enough to take the next empty tiles, and keep a reserve when a real neighbor is close.
Fight one neutral first
On tribal boards, the first real targets are neutral factions. A recorded match names Tuskfell, Storm Bison, and Clawwatch, and shows Storm Bison being hit beside Clawwatch. Repeat waves until that land flips to your color.
On the global board, nations use real country names. Examples seen in play include Chad, Kenya, India, Pakistan, Sweden, and Australia. That is not the full list of 88.
Stop and look
After the first flip, pause. Put gold into a city or a 50,000 gold defense post before you open a second fight. Prices are on the buildings guide. If the game says you are under attack, open the Attacks panel before you start a new push.
You are done with the opening when
- Your capital is down and the war banner has appeared.
- You have crossed empty land and touched one neighbor or tribe.
- You still have troops that were not sent on the last attack.
- You have either built something or you know you cannot afford it yet.