About
Tile World War (tiletake) is a browser strategy game built and run by GIT_IN in the Republic of Korea. You finish a match on world-map tiles with no install and no account; the score goes to this month’s country board for the nation you connected from.
The publisher is GIT_IN. The person responsible is Junhyeok Shim. Servers and the domain are run under the laws of the Republic of Korea. Bugs, partnerships, privacy, and ads: dasawafa@gmail.com. There is no autoresponder — a person reads the mail.
I wanted a match you could join without a download or a signup after watching map-painting wars. The first draft was a small grid. Coastlines looked like stairs, so I recut the map with GeoJSON. Matches dragged, so buildings and weapons went in. After dropping accounts, a personal ladder made no sense — the country board replaced it.
This page is operator information, not a doorway with no author. It says who writes here, how to reach us, and why ads are on. Numbers and hotkeys are in the guide; dated changes are in the journal. The home page has the same story written for players, not as a copy of those tables.
Google ads on the home page and some document pages keep the game free. They are not meant to cover battle controls or to sit on screens with no writing. Cookies and ad identifiers are in the privacy policy; terms of use are in the terms.
Nicknames and match state are used when needed for matchmaking and optional result shares. Share links expire. Location is a coarse connection country for the country board and UI language.