Fernageddon

Fernageddon

MDH Software · December 6, 2024 · Tactical RPG, RPG, Strategy RPG, Turn-Based Tactics, Turn-Based Strategy

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Positive95% · 19
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$17.99
lowest tracked $4.49
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Fernageddon price by region

Fernageddon costs $9.89 in Georgia (USD), £14.99 in the United Kingdom, €17.49 in Europe (EUR), $17.99 in the United States, CA$23.49 in Canada, NZ$26.29 in New Zealand, A$26.50 in Australia, R$54.99 in Brazil and zł82.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Fernageddon offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $9.89 $9.89 — 1
United Kingdom £14.99 £14.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €17.49 €17.49 — 1
United Statesyour region $17.99 $17.99 — 1
Canada CA$23.49 CA$23.49 — 1
New Zealand NZ$26.29 NZ$26.29 — 1
Australia A$26.50 A$26.50 — 1
Brazil R$54.99 R$54.99 — 1
Poland zł82.99 zł82.99 — 1

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.

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About Fernageddon

The end times are here - the Great Lord of Fire has decreed it! Let everything burn!

Fernageddon is a RPG/strategy game, with the focus on character development, finding loot, and tactical turn-based combat.
Oh, and burning things.
Begin as a humble aspiring champion to the Great Fire God. Slowly gain skills and favour, learn spells, find followers and legendary weapons.
Eventually, if you succeed, demonhood beckons... And having gone so far, it seems only fair to try and assume the great fiery throne, too...

FEATURES

A deep and detailed turn-based combat system with many factors determining success.
Explore the world in 3D - find lost dungeons, mighty cities and legendary locations.
Fight numerous enemies, from the mundane (militia and raiders), to the exotic (elves and dwarfs), to the monstrous (dragons and demons).
Gain experience with each fight and develop your skills. (about 200!)
52 different professions! (Initial choice of 4 which branch into others at level 5 and 10)
Gain glory with each conquest, and gain gifts from the Fire God.
Recruit a great army of followers - man, beast and even horrors from beyond...
Fail to please your fickle master and His ennui will rise - if this gets too high, He will give you "rewards" of His own choosing...

Burn them all and bring on The Fernageddon!** New - Heretic mode - fight an open-ended battle against the evil minions of fire instead!

Fernageddon — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

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

Recommended Dec 14, 2024
Review of the build available in December 2024 (will revisit if the developer asks. The dev appears to actively be updating the game) It's evil Battle Brothers. It's Battle Brothers, but you're evil 100% of the time. For anyone with any play time of the aforementioned, a lot of the mechanics are incredibly similar but with a first person overland movement system. The pros: - The combat system is similar to Battle Brothers but with enough unique mechanics to make it stand out. You work for an evil God reminiscent of a Warhammer entity that wants you to clear the map of towns and cities. The God provides you with boons that can advance your warband or give you new recruits. It's satisfyingly complex enough without needing a large manual. - I did some research, and the map is similar to a game called Doomdark's Revenge. It's incredibly retro and lofi, but in a relaxing way. - Game is stable, bugs were only minor inconveniances. The cons: - I assume the dev is still working. In one build, hitting targets after a miss seemed overtuned. It was fixed between patches. Bows currently feel undertuned. - The UI is busy and static looking. It can sometimes be hard to read. - The e…
9 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 16, 2025
I do love tactical RPG games. Actually, Battle Brothers is one of my favorite games of all times! And...well, i got a lot of review keys recently, so starting Fernageddon i wasn't completely aware what type of game is that. The answer is simple - tactical RPG with a lot of depth. Great! Instead of team of mercenaries (as it's in most game of the genre - Battle Brothers, Wartales, Urtuk, The Iron Oath, etc) here you are leading a doomsday cult with the mission to destroy all human, elf and dwarf settlement. Yes, you are playing with the bad guys! Using the services of four classes (each with 8 sub-classes) of human heroes and plethora of fantasy followers - from lowly imps to trolls and dragons, you have to bring doom and destruction to the peaceful fantasy world. The turn based fights are great, the number of builds, perks, skills and items - huge, and the music is really pleasant for the ears (and if you have seen enough of my videos, you know that i can't stand bad music). Yup, i am going to keep playing Fernageddon in my streams, the game is THAT good. That being said, there are few things that could be better: - Story - there is some kind of story, but it's far from the great w…
5 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 13, 2026
Good fun. Like Leman but shorter and much more focused on destroying cities (That's kinda the only objective, though there are side quests, ruins and dungeons). Battle system was changed from Leman and imo, for the worse. It's still pretty close so it's still fun, but it's missing major features like autocombat, and the energy system is not as cool as the previous fatigue system. Not nearly as polished as Leman though, encountered way too many bugs, included a major softlock progression blocker. Hopefully they get patched as it's a very solid foundation.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 19, 2024
I helped out with some early play testing! Highly recommend Fernageddon to all RPG/Strategy gamers - if you like Battle Brothers, Leman or other similar releases, you will truly enjoy this game. It's especially satisfying burning everything - magic-users/spellcasters are a particular favourite :-) Have fun.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 15, 2025
Fun game, lots of room to grow into too
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 19, 2025
Yes.

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