Yenemy

Free · Online team PvP · Guest play

Yenemy: two clans, two temples, one island

Yenemy is an online 3D survival and team PvP game in which two clans share an island and each tries to destroy the other's temple while protecting its own. The official site calls it a "farm & fight castle defense battle royale". This is live multiplayer: the embedded game connects to Yenemy's game servers, and the title screen shows the current head count of both clans, such as Runners 390 against Miners 414, with a feed of who defeated whom. You join as a guest named Random Noob and are placed in a clan. In battle you gather berries and nuts to avoid starving, collect wood and stone to build and repair your castle, and fight monsters and enemy players. Registering a name adds a farm island, tournaments and upgrades.

Quick facts

Genre: 3D survival with team PvP between two clans
Players: online multiplayer on Yenemy's own servers
Guest mode: play as Random Noob, no sign-up needed
Battle goal: break the enemy temple, guard your own
Yenemy keys: WASD, Space and the mouse
On GamePix since May 2026; developer not listed

How to play Yenemy

A battle starts with you in your clan's territory. The tutorial text says your clanmates raid the enemy a few minutes in, signalled by a horn.

1
Enter Battle
On the title screen press Enter Battle under the crossed swords, labelled "Play as Random Noob". The game drops you into a clan.
2
Stay fed
Pick berries from bushes and nuts from trees. The tutorial warns that going a few minutes without food makes you starve.
3
Build up your clan
Gather wood and stone, repair your castle and level up by gathering and killing monsters before the fighting reaches you.
4
Hit the enemy temple
The temple is fragile but well defended. Destroying the enemy clan's temple wins the battle for your side.

Controls

Desktop

W A S D move your fighter and Space jumps
Hold the left mouse button to draw a bow, release to shoot
Settings switch between Basic movement and Yenemy movement, where W walks toward the pointer
The game suggests Ctrl and + to zoom if your browser zoom is at 100%

Phone & tablet

Yenemy's site says it runs in modern mobile browsers too
The battle view is landscape, so turn the phone sideways
We could not confirm a touch control layout from any source

What sets Yenemy apart

Real players on both sides

Battles run on Yenemy's servers with two clans of live players. Clanmates are introduced by name, for example "Cuhanem is one of your clanmates".

Levels turn into Battle Stars

When a battle ends, your level converts into Battle Stars at a ratio that depends on whether you or your clan won, and night-time battles in Caribbean time pay double.

Dragons, gold and gunpowder

Gold ore from the lava is smelted with coal into ingots that summon a Dragon or craft a Labrys; sulfur from the Imp makes gunpowder.

A farm island between fights

Registered players grow crops, sell goods to other ports and expand a private island with a companion character who invents factories.

Tips for Yenemy

Eat before you explore. Hunger kills in a few minutes, and food is consumed faster on castle floors and in the desert.
Stay away from the enemy side early. The tutorial warns that enemy players can find you if you wander too close.
Repair when the game asks. A prompt sends you to fix damaged castle buildings; the walls are what keep the temple standing.
Back away while you shoot. Yenemy's training tips say to move backwards during a fight so monsters cannot reach you.
Share through barrels. Items loaded into barrels become available to your clanmates, and the game notes that the more you give, the more you can take.

Who is Yenemy for?

Clan and team PvP players

Your side wins or loses together, and a clan victory still counts when you personally fall.

Survival crafters

Hunger, gathering, smelting and building sit under the fighting.

Players who like a long-term goal

Registered accounts carry Battle Stars, tournaments and a farm island between battles.

Battle Stars and tournaments

There is no single score. During a battle you gain levels; at the end, your level is converted into Battle Stars. Yenemy's own texts give the rates: one star per level if you were victorious, fewer per level if you fell or your clan lost, and double the stars at night in Caribbean time. Stars rank you in daily, weekly and monthly tournaments that pay coins, which are only kept on a registered name.

Frequently asked questions

What is Yenemy?+

Yenemy is an online 3D survival game where two clans of players fight to destroy each other's temple. Between battles, registered players also run a farm island.

Is Yenemy multiplayer?+

Yes. The game connects to Yenemy's servers, and its official site describes protecting clanmates from other players. The title screen shows live head counts for both clans.

Do you need an account to play Yenemy?+

No. You can enter a battle as a guest called Random Noob. A registered name is needed for Battle Stars, tournaments, achievements, coins and the farm island.

How do you win a battle in Yenemy?+

Your clan wins by destroying the enemy clan's temple while keeping its own intact. You help by gathering, repairing the castle, levelling up and joining the raid.

What happens if you starve in Yenemy?+

You die. The tutorial says you starve after a few minutes without food, so pick berries and nuts early and keep eating.

Privacy

Yenemy appears here through a GamePix embed, and the battles themselves connect to Yenemy's own servers. GamePix runs the ads in the embed; What Games Play does not choose or control them. Guest play needs no account; registering a name happens on the official Yenemy site.