Western PBBG A persistent shared frontier
Claim the Range puts you into a shared frontier that has to be explored rather than handed to you. Build your Fort and Gang, gather Gold and Supplies, trade, scout, form Posses, and fight other players as you learn the Range one trail at a time.
Play directly in your web browser. Installation is optional.
A game that remembers
Claim the Range takes its cues from the persistent multiplayer browser games of the early 2000s: games where an account mattered over time, the world was shared, communities and rivalries grew, and knowledge accumulated across many returns instead of disappearing at the end of a match.
Claim the Range belongs to the tradition of Persistent Browser Based Games (PBBG): games where your progress and the shared world continue across many play sessions. Return to your Fort, grow your Gang, and build lasting rivalries on desktop or mobile, with optional browser-app installation.
See the Range for yourself
Claim the Range runs directly in your browser, with the same persistent frontier available on desktop and mobile.
What you actually do
Every useful route, strong Gang and hard-won advantage begins with what you choose to do next.
There is no conventional full-world map revealing every valuable location. Travel the Range, find places, remember routes, scout nearby country and turn what you learn into an advantage.
Establish your place in the world. Gather Gold and Supplies, recruit and strengthen your Gang, protect what belongs to you and prepare to threaten what belongs to somebody else.
Work useful locations, improve gathering and scouting, recruit forces, trade goods, raid rival Forts and set Guards to defend your own ground.
This is not a private single-player map. Other players build Forts, travel the same world, form Posses, communicate, cooperate, compete, attack and defend.
Knowledge is territory
Claim the Range does not begin by revealing a complete strategy map covered in icons. You learn the world by moving through it. Valuable ground matters because you discovered it, remembered it, scouted it, or learned about it from somebody else.
Over time, locations become routes. Routes become knowledge. Knowledge becomes an advantage.
Read before you ride
The public Range Manual explains the real rules and systems without giving away the hidden world.
Straight answers
It is a persistent multiplayer Western browser strategy game built around exploration, resource gathering, Forts, Gangs, rivalry and cooperation in one shared world.
No. It runs directly in a supported web browser. An app-style browser installation is optional and still uses the same live game and account.
Yes. Other players travel the same Range, build Forts, join Posses, trade knowledge, communicate, compete, attack and defend.
It is a modern game deliberately built in the tradition of persistent browser strategy games from the early 2000s—not a disposable match and not a remake of another game.
The trail starts here
Create your account, establish your Fort and start learning the country. The Range will not tell you which direction to take.