Without KickShield
Switching links by hand
Your character stays on the spawn taking damage while you log back in. What are the odds? What does it cost?
Plug your phone into the PC with a cable, turn on USB tethering and play. When your main link lags or dies, KickShield moves Tibia onto the phone within a second — no DC, no relogin.
Without KickShield
Switching links by hand
Your character stays on the spawn taking damage while you log back in. What are the odds? What does it cost?
With KickShield
You keep playing
The game hops onto the phone within a second. Zero DC — you will not even notice.
A minute of work. Windows 10 and 11. Pay by card or bank transfer, cancel whenever you like.
Turn on USB tethering on the phone. That is your backup link — it has to be connected before the main one dies. Other phones, Wi-Fi hotspot and what to do without a phone
KickShield watches both links and moves Tibia to the better one. You click nothing.
We don't touch the game client — not its process, not its memory. KickShield is fully within Tibia's rules.
KickShield tunnels the encrypted Tibia traffic and nothing else — the privacy of your data stays intact.
For now, KickShield is a service for players in Europe — our nodes are only here. What matters is where you play from and which world you play on:
Monthly or a one-off 30 days. No commitment.
Prices include VAT (23%).
Prices in USD are indicative. Payment is taken in PLN (25.99 per month) and your bank applies its own exchange rate.
Using KickShield for botting, gameplay automation or taking over other people's accounts is absolutely forbidden. Such behaviour breaches both our terms and the Tibia rules published by CipSoft GmbH, and it ends in immediate removal of access to the service with no refund. We do not warn and we do not negotiate. The same rule protects you: the players you share an address with on Standard are bound by it in exactly the same way.
We give no reason for it. We don't modify the game client, read its memory or attach to its process — we change only the path your packets take out of your computer. Everything here is within Tibia's rules.
Yes. KickShield moves the game onto a second link, but it can't give you the link itself — usually that's your phone's hotspot (LTE/5G) or a second provider. It has to be connected before the main link dies: a switch costs a second only because the second route is already waiting. A hotspot turned on after the outage won't save the session. Where to get a second link and how to connect it.
No — that is exactly what KickShield is for. Your computer hops to the backup link and the game does not notice: a second of lag instead of a login screen.
Usually not enough to feel. Game traffic takes a detour through our node, so the ping can tick up — how much depends on your provider and where you live. Sometimes it drops, because our route to the game server is shorter than the one your ISP picks. More on playing over LTE and ping.
Windows 10 (22H2 or later) and Windows 11, 64-bit. The app creates a virtual network adapter with the official WireGuard driver and routes only the game's traffic through it. We don't support the Linux and macOS Tibia clients today.
No. Traffic is encrypted between your computer and our node, and we don't open it. We record connection metadata — time, destination address and port — because the law requires it. Details on the Security page.
One device is registered to an account. To move to another computer, detach the old one in your account panel and register the new one — it takes a moment. There is a useful side effect: someone holding your account number cannot attach alongside you or knock you out of the game.
Anywhere — we don't check where you connect from. For now our nodes are in Europe only. From Europe you can play on any world without trouble, and from North America or Brazil on European worlds. A player in the Americas can also connect to a world on their side of the ocean, but game traffic then detours through Europe and ping rises considerably.
We can't recover it — we don't know it, we keep only a cryptographic hash of it. Save the number when you sign up. You can also add an email address if you want one.