Battle Realms is a fantasy RTS game developed by Liquid Entertainment and was released in November 2001. An expansion pack, Winter of the Wolf, was released in November 2002. The game was relaunched on the Steam platform in 2019 as Battle Realms: Zen Edition.

The game was one of the last RTS games that became popular in the Philippines in the 2000s.

Battle Realms, like StarCraft, was one of the most installed PC games in internet cafés in the Philippines.

Battle Realms is the last game in the Philippines that was popular strictly for its RTS gameplay. In 2003, Level Up! released the MMORPG Ragnarok Online which pushed PC and internet café players toward live service games. Another major RTS, 2002's WarCraft III, would eventually become more popular for its community-created custom-modded maps, which include DotA-Allstars. The availability of custom maps helped push the market away from RTS gameplay and move it towards MOBA's single-unit control gameplay.

Battle Realms was popular enough that it is a frequently-mentioned title when discussing early 2000s PC games in the Philippines.^[1][2][3][4]

Unlike StarCraft and WarCraft III which had Philippine players participate in the World Cyber Games, Battle Realms did not have a notable competitive scene and the game mostly relegated to casual play sessions in internet cafés.

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