Stoneshard

Stoneshard

Ink Stains Games · February 6, 2020 · RPG, Roguelike, Pixel Graphics, Strategy, Survival

Buy Stoneshard from GOG at $17.49 — the cheapest of 4 stores we compare. The cheapest Stoneshard key from a keyshop is $30.91 at CJS CD Keys.

PC
Mostly Positive75% · 35,749961playing now
Best price 33 Fair price
$17.49-30%
$24.99lowest tracked $10.49
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Where to buy Stoneshard — official stores

GOG
GOG
Standard Edition · DRM-Free
-30%
$17.49
$24.99
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Steam
Steam
Standard Edition · Steam
$24.99
Buy
Epic Game Store
Epic Game Store
Standard Edition · Epic Games
$24.99
Buy

Cheapest Stoneshard keys — keyshops

Keyshops are third-party marketplaces — keys are resold and can be region-locked or a different edition. Check the listing's region & edition before buying.

CJS CD Keys
CJS CD Keys
Standard Edition · Steam
$30.91
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Stoneshard price by region

Stoneshard costs $9.99 in Georgia (USD), £13.99 in the United Kingdom, $17.49 in the United States, €17.49 in Europe (EUR), CA$23.09 in Canada, NZ$24.49 in New Zealand, A$25.89 in Australia, R$34.99 in Brazil and zł48.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Stoneshard offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $9.99 −30% $9.99 — 3
United Kingdom £13.99 −30% £13.99 £23.40 4
United Statesyour region $17.49 −30% $17.49 $30.91 4
Europe (EUR) €17.49 −30% €17.49 — 3
Canada CA$23.09 −30% CA$23.09 — 3
New Zealand NZ$24.49 −30% NZ$24.49 — 3
Australia A$25.89 −30% A$25.89 — 3
Brazil R$34.99 −30% R$34.99 — 3
Poland zł48.99 −30% zł48.99 — 3

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

Trailers & screenshots

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About Stoneshard

✦ AI summary

Build your own mercenary with 200+ abilities and 400+ equipment pieces, then survive the war-torn kingdom through tactical turn-based combat, careful resource management, and permadeath consequences. Every decision matters in this unforgiving open world where you'll nurse wounds, manage your sanity, lead a caravan, and uncover mysteries while one wrong move can end your run for good.

Stoneshard is a challenging turn-based RPG set in an open world. Experience the unforgiving life of a medieval mercenary: travel across the war-torn kingdom, fulfill contracts, fight, mend your wounds and develop your character without any restrictions.
There’s no hand-holding, and the game will punish you for your mistakes: you’ll have to carefully prepare for each expedition, plan your actions in advance, and weigh your resources against possible risks. Saving can only be done in certain spots, so each wrong move can potentially lead to a swift death and lost progress.

EXPLORE THE RAVAGED LANDS

  • Open World
    War always leaves its mark: villages lie in ruins, dungeons are infested with monsters, and old roads are abandoned. Travel through Aldor and learn more about its past.
  • CaravanGather your own caravan to travel the world. Acquire upgrades for it and recruit followers - their knowledge and skills will likely benefit you along the way. Feeling weary? Return to your camp to hear new stories or just rest by the fire.
  • Economy
    The wartime economy is ruthless, but it also presents many opportunities: fulfill contracts, hunt for treasure, trade in a variety of goods, and travel the land to earn your fortune.

CHOOSE YOUR PATH


  • Character Development
    Experiment with 200+ abilities and 400+ equipment pieces without any class or level restrictions. Create your very own playstyle!
  • Enemy Variety
    Take part in intense battles against numerous factions. Brigands, abominable cults, the undead - all of them require a unique approach.
  • Tactical Battles
    Only the thoughtful ones shall prevail - plan a few turns ahead, adapt to your surroundings, and fully utilize your character’s strengths.

SURVIVE AGAINST THE ODDS


  • Health System
    Master the simple but deep health system: cauterize bleeding wounds, relieve pain with alcohol and drugs, practice bloodletting and heal your maladies with various concoctions.
  • Psyche
    Different in-game situations have a distinct influence on your character’s mental condition. High morale may turn the tide in your favor when fighting even the most hopeless of battles, while low sanity brings panic attacks and paranoia.
  • Permadeath
    Do you like risk? Then try out the Ironman mode, where every decision is irreversible and your character dies once and for all.

PLANNED UPDATES


  • New Content
    Additional settlements, enemy factions, and even more activities, equipment, and abilities.
  • Main Story
    To solve the mystery of Stoneshards, you’ll have to undertake a long journey full of dangers, hardships, and adventures. What choices will you make in this bleak world?

Stoneshard — game info

Platforms
Windows, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included
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DLC & expansions

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Sep 29, 2026
I think this game has an unbelievable amount of potential but in my opinion it is way too tedious in it's current state. I'm okay with limiting when you can save to prevent save scumming. I'm okay with dungeons that WILL kill you only two tiles away from the first village because it means you need to be really careful. I'm okay with slow turn based movement so you can plan your moves and aren't limited by reaction time or controls. All 3 combined? It's just painful. I get it's some peoples jam and that's totally fine, but it's not mine. I feel like I'm being punished for exploring and wasting hours of my life just trying to peek into a mine or a campsite. It's really giving "get gud" but in an annoyingly toxic way. I loved DS3 and Elden Ring but at least those games feel good when you play and you don't have to walk for 15 minutes between major areas with NOTHING to do. But now I'm thinking about it that is a huge problem in DS3 and it's arguably one of the biggest complaints of the game. Super beautiful game with really cool mechanics and combat, I just wish it wasn't so toxic feeling.
5 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 29, 2026
Ridiculously difficult.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 1, 2026
The game can be so many good things but it's also very unenjoyable without an autosave mod
Recommended Oct 1, 2026
I really love the lore, world-building, the skill/abilty tree upgrade, the monster, the way some bandit and animal turn tail when the odds is against them. It all feels so realistic. Im a fan of isekai fantasy anime, and i dun know why but this game scratch that itch of wanting to play in a fantasy world. I had played and died a lot, studying and learning the mechanic on how to survive, how to tackle a certain enemies or situation and while learning about stoneshard's peoples and history. Theres a lot of side or perspective, like how person A says Person B is evil and you should kill them; and you can kill them OR!!! Ask around (Cause the game doesnt tell you that), get to know the villager and later finds out, that actually person A is a manipulator and you were nearly deceived to kill an innocent person. This unspoken/hidden objective is one of the things that makes me love this game. The more you try to understand, the more you will find. And dont get me started on the monster, Ancient Trolls???? Manticore??? ugh how much did i lose and die, BUT they are so COOL!! i wish more unique monster can be found or maybe there is but i havent encounter them yet, and i dun want to look in…
Recommended Oct 1, 2026
good
Recommended Sep 29, 2026
I absolutely love this game. I knew I was in the right place when I had to help a drunk guy take care of the "hog" in his basement. To my shock it was not a hog.

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