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PC 19,50 € Region ES
Indie · Iron Boar Labs Ltd.
High Strategy: Oradros
Windows Brazil · 10+
Positive · 85% of 13
Wait Price verdict · ES updated yesterday
The current price is 100% of the way from its all-time low to full price. Seasonal sales have priced it lower.
Why this verdict
Price position between all-time low and full price 100%
All-time low €5.85 · 12d ago
Player reviews 85% positive of 13
Quality score 85/100 · small sample
Value score 0/100
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Historical lows
All-time low ATL €5.85 2026-07-06
3-month low €5.85
12-month low €5.85
Current €19.50
Price events From the accepted price history
Jul 9, 2026
Sale ended · back to €19.50
Jul 6, 2026
Sale started · -70% to €5.85
Jul 6, 2026
New all-time low €5.85
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About this game
What this game is, in the developer's words
High Strategy: Oradros is a minimalist grand strategy game set in an original, low-fantasy world of hoplites and dinosaurs. There is no micromanagement, only decisions. All 40 playable realms have distinct starting conditions and goals.
The first High Strategy game was Urukon, which was a grand strategy enthusiast's attempt to find a purified core loop of decision-making. And it worked! High Strategy: Oradros builds on that proof-of-concept with a larger world, a more dynamic set of actions, additional mechanics and interactions, and a better UI.
This is not a graphically intensive game, and you don't get to watch animated armies clash in glorious battle. Instead, you get a quick and steady stream of consequential decisions.
Here are some considerations you'll need to juggle:
This is not a graphically intensive game, and you don't get to watch animated armies clash in glorious battle. Instead, you get a quick and steady stream of consequential decisions.
Here are some considerations you'll need to juggle:
- All 40 playable realms start in different parts of the same map, with asymmetric starting conditions.
- Campaigns last hundreds of turns, and every realm has a unique set of cities it seeks to capture.
- You are not racing against the AI-controlled realms, and their reasoning is itemized in a way you can interact with.
- There are no arbitrary limits to how much you can expand, but even the largest realm still only gets one action per turn.
- A realm's capital cannot be moved, and any realm that loses its capital is immediately destroyed.
- Cities are surrounded by different terrains, which affect their economy, possible random events, and the ability of different armies to fight over them.
- The way battle works is stark: attacking and defending consumes soldiers like a currency. But there are systems for efficiency and surprise breakthroughs.
- Spying is an alternative or supplement to battle, and its success chance depends on the happiness of the locals.
- The kinds of military units available to you depend on who lives in your realm, as different cultures customarily fight in different styles.
- Most unit types gain experience through use, which unlocks upgrades. Units with more possible upgrades are weaker at the start, but stronger later on.
- There is no one-size-fits-all army composition, and changing your composition is easy. But any time you do so, you become temporarily vulnerable.
- Trade earns money, but the realm you're trading with earns just as much.
- You can quickly raise an army through conscription, but it consumes population.
- Almost all projects to enhance your cities are temporary and mutually exclusive.
- There are no AI bonuses: everybody plays by the same rules.
- A variety of random events will sometimes upset even the most well-laid plans.
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High Strategy: Oradros price history and current deals
High Strategy: Oradros for PC currently sells from 19,50 € at authorized stores. Its all-time low is 5,85 €, set on 2026-07-06.
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How does the current High Strategy: Oradros price compare?
The price verdict is wait. The current price is 100% of the way from its all-time low to full price. Seasonal sales have priced it lower.
How does 19,50 € compare with the High Strategy: Oradros price history?
19,50 € is 100% of the way from the all-time low of 5,85 € to the full price. A lower price is recorded in the history.
Which stores list High Strategy: Oradros?
High Strategy: Oradros is tracked at steam. This section lists authorized stores and links to their store pages.
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Steam reviews Positive · 85%
85% positive of 13
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DesarrolladorIron Boar Labs Ltd.
EditorIron Boar Labs Ltd.
GénerosIndie · Estrategia
EtiquetasStrategy · Grand Strategy · Turn-Based Strategy · 2D · Hand-drawn · Dinosaurs · Fantasy · War · Choices Matter · PvE · Indie · Resource Management · Singleplayer · Difficult · Experimental · Turn-Based
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Brazil10+
Indonesia15+
Germany (Steam rating)12+