Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes continues the legendary saga in a world no longer ruled by man. Centuries after Caesar’s revolution, apes have inherited the Earth. Civilizations rise among the ruins, new beliefs are born, and human memory fades into myth.
But peace, like power, is fragile.
In this new chapter, we meet Proximus Caesar, a powerful ape warlord twisting the legacy of the original Caesar into something brutal. Under his rule, apes conquer, enslave, and suppress. He believes apes must dominate—not coexist.
Opposing him is Noa, a young chimp raised in a peaceful village, whose life is upended when Proximus’s army arrives. Driven by loss and a sense of justice, Noa embarks on a dangerous journey across a fractured land. Alongside a mysterious human girl with secrets of her own, he begins to question what kind of world the apes are building—and what Caesar truly stood for.
Visually stunning and thematically rich, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes blends spectacle with philosophy. Towering forests, forgotten cities, and ancient tech become the backdrop for a new ideological battle—not just between apes and humans, but between memory and myth, power and principle.
This isn’t just the next step in evolution. It’s a reckoning with history—how legends shape nations, how truth is twisted by those who inherit it, and how a kingdom built on strength alone is doomed to fall.
In this world, apes may rule.
But the future still belongs to those brave enough to question the past.
