Netpigs is an online turn-based strategy game, inspired by Risk, designed for players who enjoy multiplayer challenges and competing against other players.

The main feature of Netpigs is its turn-based gameplay: each player has at least one full day to make their move. There is no need to stay online for hours or arrange a time when everyone can play simultaneously. You can log in whenever you have time, assess the current game situation, and carefully choose the best strategy.

This system makes online Risk games much longer than a typical real-time multiplayer game, but it offers a major advantage: you can play even when you have limited free time, without having to put your other commitments on hold. Each turn gives you the opportunity to study the map, assess your opponents, and plan your next move.

Netpigs is ideal for fans of Risk, strategy games, and competitive multiplayer gaming. Matches test your ability to plan ahead, manage resources, and anticipate your opponents’ moves.

Risk Leaderboards and Tournaments

Every game counts towards the ranking system. There are both monthly and all-time leaderboards, allowing players to compete over time and climb the rankings.

Several types of Risk tournaments are organized, including single-elimination tournaments, a league system with group stages and promotion and relegation, and a Swiss-style tournament where players are grouped according to their ranking.

The best Italian Risk players compete in these events, creating an ongoing challenge for anyone looking to prove their strategic skills and reach the top of the rankings.

Risk Players

If you’re looking for an online multiplayer Risk game where you can play at your own pace, without having to stay connected for hours, Netpigs offers a different way to enjoy the classic strategy game: turn-based matches, plenty of time to think about every move, leaderboards, tournaments, and challenges against other strategy fans.

There are also plenty of tools to help players analyze the game and have fun together, including a dice simulator, records of the longest unlucky streaks to share a laugh over bad dice rolls, and an active community.