Warsim: The Realm of Aslona

Steam

Standard Edition · Steam

-50%

$4.99

$9.99

Fanatical

Standard Edition · Steam

$7.99

GamersGate

Standard Edition · Steam

-10%

$8.99

$9.99

Cheapest Warsim: The Realm of Aslona keys — keyshops

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Gameseal

Standard Edition · Steam

$1.65

Eneba

Standard Edition · Steam

$1.80

Kinguin

Standard Edition · Steam

$1.95

CJS CD Keys

Standard Edition · Steam

$2.74

Warsim: The Realm of Aslona price by region

Warsim: The Realm of Aslona costs £1.21 in the United Kingdom, €1.39 in Europe (EUR), $1.65 in the United States, $1.65 in Georgia (USD), CA$5.19 in Canada, A$5.59 in Australia, NZ$5.59 in New Zealand, zł7.75 in Poland and R$13.19 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Warsim: The Realm of Aslona offer in each region, in local currency
Region	Best price	Official store	Key shop	Stores
United Kingdom	£1.21 −62%	£3.19	£1.21	6
Europe (EUR)	€1.39 −64%	€3.89	€1.39	7
United Statesyour region	$1.65 −60%	$3.99	$1.65	8
Georgia (USD)	$1.65 −60%	$2.99	$1.65	7
Canada	CA$5.19 −60%	CA$5.19	—	4
Australia	A$5.59 −60%	A$5.59	—	4
New Zealand	NZ$5.59 −60%	NZ$5.59	—	4
Poland	zł7.75 −60%	zł15.99	zł7.75	5
Brazil	R$13.19 −60%	R$13.19	—	4

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 Warsim: The Realm of Aslona

✦ AI summary

Manage your fantasy kingdom however you see fit—rule as a tyrant, diplomat, warlord, or anything in between—with over 1000 unique encounters in your throne room and 100+ locations to explore, plunder, or develop. With procedurally generated races, faces, and encounters that create trillions of unique combinations, no two playthroughs are ever the same, letting you experience a truly one-of-a-kind sandbox where every decision has consequences.

In 'Warsim: The Realm of Aslona', your only goal is to keep the kingdom running, whether you thrive and become a mighty empire or fall to ruin. How you rule is entirely up to you, you may become a harsh dictator charging people a tax for breathing air, or a blood-hungry warlord commanding armies and mercenary bands on invasions of enemy land, or perhaps a charismatic diplomat with vast trade networks and alliances.
Warsim's core focus is allowing the player to do whatever they want, with the relevant consequences of course (and perhaps we've gone too far in that aspect). Do you want to destroy the bank because you owe them a 1 gold loan? Sure! Want to imprison every musician who visits your court to disuade bards from visiting you? Done! Want to gamble and waste away all of your gold betting on scorpion fighting and dice games? Yes, yes and yes! (If you want to learn more read below)
Some of Warsim's main or more interesting features include... Explore the rich and vast world filled with over 100 locations to be visited/bought/plundered, you can shape the world how you see fit. Visit a giant Blackmarket filled to the brim with mystery and wonder, discover hidden cities (yep multiple of them!), A scorpion fighting pit, Strange villages, and cult like towns. There has been an excessive amount of time spent fleshing out the world. Exploration is well rewarded!(Update: As of the Lands Beyond update there is now also infinite proc gen exploration available via the explore menu, with 1000s of weird variant locations and random encounters)In the throne room you are tasked with talking to and dealing with the people of your realm, be you a small kingdom with a line of 10 visitors, or a mighty empire with lines of 1000s of people. You will encounter gamblers, bards, tricksters, mercenaries, common folk, beggars, and everything in between. Over 1000 different encounters with complex solutions and reactions. How will you manage your realm? Will you install trap doors and send those foolish enough to visit you plummeting to their deaths? Or will you hire a capable steward to deal with them in your stead? The choice is yours. Warsim's unique and in-depth procedural race generation system has been developed for years and currently produces a total of 94,887,852 possible races, which pretty much means you'll never see the same race twice, in fact statistically the races you see will never have been seen by anyone before! You might find Seafaring Goblins, Fire Orcs, Eyeless Elves or the Famed Half-Turtles of the Western Turtledom, Orange Ogretaurs, Inbred Trench Dwarves, and millions more races you couldn't imagine!
Each of these races has their own birth rate, a level of civility (or savageness), three unique units each with different battle scores, their own laws and societal standards (like xenophobia), and varying traits depending on their racial prefixes pulling from a large list of unique racial abilities sure to make each playthrough unique!It's not just the races that are massively procedural in Warsim, it's also the faces! The total number of faces is somewhere in the range of 100+ Quadrillion, which let's face it (I'll show myself out), it's basically infinite. This means that all of those enemy rulers, all of those staff members, and everyone who appears in your throne room are all faces seen only in that moment by you, and never again by anyone else in the world! Pretty cool, huh?
Here are 10 of the 62,418,146,400,000 (62.4 Trillion) different orcish faces! And another bunch of faces from various in game races! The Arena is another important location within your kingdom. Here, heroes rise and fall while others are remembered for eternity, clever gamblers make their fortune, great and exalted tournaments are held, and the public sate their appetite for blood! You can find the Arena in a variety of shapes and can even take it for yourself, setting the cost of entry, changing the rules, and upgrading it as you wish!(Update: As part of Warsim's 10th Anniversary Edition there is also now an Arena mode playable right from the main menu) Games within games? You bet! Ruling a kingdom can be boring at times and you may wish entertainment to pass the time. Hire a Gamesmaster to fill your time when you're bored or play one of the many games littered throughout the taverns and locations of the world, games that include: Snail Racing, Bat Racing, Rat Racing, Rock paper scissors, 21 the dice game, Dragon wench knight, Sudden death (4 different types), Coin flipping, Guess the dice, Swampy cup game, Thralls finger, Animal pit fighting, Scorpion pit fighting, and loads more! Are you a lover of the procedural arts? Why not listen to the procedurally generated songs of one of the many bards of the Warsim world, or make your way to the musicians guild or the Goblinwood school of drums and try your hand at playing music yourself. The world is filled with all manner of procedurally terrible musicians, from Orc grunters, Gnome whistlers, Goblin drummers, Clickers, Vampire luteplayers, and several others! Hire one as your own personal court bard and train them to play better and faster!Ruling a kingdom isn't all warfare and conquest, kick back, relax, and gather your people together for a celebration of your design! Or travel around and visit the exclusive celebrations of the peoples of the world, Including: The Blackmarket Century Festival, a huge festival held in the gem of the north, or if you treat them right the great GOBLINWOOD JAMBOREE! A once a-decade experience in the goblin town of Goblinwood. Here's a goblin drinking competition! (it's pretty easy because goblins can't drink!) (Update: There are now also tons of random goblin drinking competitions that happen in the town of Goblinwood)Is being an honest and good natured ruler not for you? Would you prefer sending your loyal warriors to depths unseen to enslave beasts of the underworld for you to train and fight? If the answer is yes then you're in luck, build a monster pit in your kingdom and hold up to 3 of over 27,000 Procedurally generated monsters inside! Fight them and train them against any of 45 opponent trainers! Do you have what it takes?(Update: You can now bring your monsters to battle with you using monster harnesses... enemies beware)A tough day on the throne? Why not get drunk in one of the many different taverns around the world. Here you can find a myriad of different drinks with varying effects and tons of things to get up to in each tavern. Be warned though, drink too much and you may blackout and wake next to a sleeping ogress, or to a lighter coinpurse... And we won't even talk about the hangovers!

Much Much More

For anyone reading down this far, I have returned after 7 years of updating this game on Steam and realised the store page is massively outdated and misses tons of stuff added over the years. It's been hard to keep track of it all, but go scrolling through Warsim's Steam hub and look at all the update posts to see all kinds of hidden features and random stuff added over the years.One things for sure, there's always another thing to add to this beast... Always.

Community

Warsim has an awesome community spread across a number of platforms. Primarily our Discord, Reddit, and Steam community.
Here are many reasons why I love the Warsim Community I cannot describe how awesome and supportive the community has been towards me in my years developing this game and I can only hope to deliver a worthy finished product.
Thanks for reading all of this and if you do get Warsim, I hope you enjoy it!

Warsim: The Realm of Aslona — game info

Platforms: Windows
Steam Deck: Playable
Player modes: Single-player
PC Game Pass: Not included

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Warsim: The Realm of Aslona price history

Warsim: The Realm of Aslona is $1.65 at Gameseal right now, compared across 8 stores. The lowest we have tracked is $1.24.

2026-09-26low $1.63 · now $1.65

Might be worth waiting — It has been cheaper — lowest tracked price $1.24.

Warsim: The Realm of Aslona rarely drops below its current price, which is already near its lowest point ever recorded. Across the 30 days in this chart, the cheapest offer has ranged from $1.63 to $2.21 (median $1.78) — 26% between the two. It has been within 5% of that low on 9 of those days (30%).

Low on this chart: $1.63
Tracked high: $2.21
Typical (median): $1.78
Days near the low: 30%

Warsim: The Realm of Aslona price changes · since 26 Sep 2026
Date	Price	Store
5 Nov 2026	$1.65 ▲	Gameseal
3 Nov 2026	$1.64 ▼	Gameseal
2 Nov 2026	$1.80 ▲	Eneba
1 Nov 2026	$1.65 ▲	Gameseal
29 Oct 2026	$1.64 ▲	Gameseal
28 Oct 2026	$1.63 ▼	Gameseal
27 Oct 2026	$1.64 ▼	Gameseal
26 Oct 2026	$1.77 ▲	Eneba
23 Oct 2026	$1.69 ▼	Gameseal
21 Oct 2026	$1.70 ▲	Gameseal
20 Oct 2026	$1.69 ▼	Gameseal
19 Oct 2026	$1.82 ▼	Eneba

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Warsim: The Realm of Aslona — questions & answers

What is the cheapest place to buy Warsim: The Realm of Aslona?: Gameseal at $1.65 — the lowest of the 8 stores we compare for your region. Gameseal is a keyshop: it resells keys, which can be region-locked or a different edition. The cheapest official store is GOG at $3.99. Prices update through the day, so check the table above before buying.
Is Warsim: The Realm of Aslona free?: No — Warsim: The Realm of Aslona is a paid game. The cheapest we can find it is $1.65.
Has Warsim: The Realm of Aslona ever been cheaper?: Yes — the lowest we have tracked is $1.24. It is $1.65 today.
Is Warsim: The Realm of Aslona worth buying now?: Might be worth waiting. It has been cheaper — lowest tracked price $1.24.
Is Warsim: The Realm of Aslona Steam Deck compatible?: Mostly. Valve rates Warsim: The Realm of Aslona Playable on Steam Deck: it runs, but may need some manual tweaking — a community controller layout, or zooming in on small text.
Can I play Warsim: The Realm of Aslona on Mac?: Not natively — Steam lists no macOS version of Warsim: The Realm of Aslona. Mac players would need a cloud gaming service or a Windows compatibility layer.
Is Warsim: The Realm of Aslona multiplayer?: No — Steam lists Warsim: The Realm of Aslona as single-player only.
Is Warsim: The Realm of Aslona on PC Game Pass?: No — Warsim: The Realm of Aslona is not on PC Game Pass right now. The best price to buy it right now is $1.65.

What Steam players say

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

✦ AI summary

Warsim: The Realm of Aslona is a text-based kingdom management roguelike that emphasizes ruling and storytelling over combat, featuring throne room interactions with visiting NPCs and various procedurally generated events and encounters. Players praise its engaging narrative, chill atmosphere, and the memorable stories that emerge from each playthrough, though some note that the variety can feel repetitive once you've experienced enough of the random events.

Recommended Sep 14, 2026

To parrot another review's sentiment, Warsim is a bit of a misleading name. There certainly is war, and it is a significant part of the game, but really, Warsim is really more a roguelike where you run a kingdom and navigate a world with various other generated / chosen peoples and locations and realms. The game's very framing is focused on you, as a ruler, going out and doing things, generally in the hopes of managing your kingdom. One of the features which, though it can become repetitive, appeals greatly to me and I think highlights the game well, is the ability for you to speak to the people who visit your throneroom. You can manage who you do and do not see, upgrade your throne room and court, and see a wide variety of events, though they can easily blend together. If you play on an easier difficulty, these are mainly for flavor and humor, but if you play are a harder one, they can easily make or break your kingdom depending on how you see and the effects of them, as giving away gold is a good way to increase public relations, but charity adds up, and vice-versa, arresting a game master with a few hundred in his pocket helps pay the bills, but is unlikely to improve public re…

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Recommended Sep 11, 2026

Buyed it bcs of the story of somz dumble king dude. Mine isn't finished yet. So, this game is a king life sumulator. You start out as a new king surrounded by trouble, you eventually manage to brave it, destroying the rebellion and dealing with the other kingdoms and that mfcking bandit king. And that's all i can describe while i'm writing this in my half asleep state. I reccomend playing on insane mode with randomised races (doesn't impact yours) and struggle a bit before learning how to actually survive. Once you learn how to do that and everything is discovered, you're going to lose a lot of fun. And it'll make a great story.

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Recommended Sep 18, 2026

10/10

Recommended Sep 16, 2026

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Recommended Sep 13, 2026

Absolute cinema, I love it.

Recommended Sep 12, 2026

A really chill and fun game.

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