
A dark fantasy city builder where you must rebuild civilization in the face of apocalyptic rains. As the Queen’s Viceroy, lead humans, beavers, lizards, foxes, and harpies to reclaim the wilderness and secure a future for civilization's last survivors.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 10.43/day in the week to Aug 23 → 14.29/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 24 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 9 places towards #1, and the 2,404 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
You are the Viceroy – a leader charged by the Scorched Queen to reclaim the wilderness and discover lost riches for the Smoldering City, civilization's last bastion against the Blightstorm that destroyed the old world. Unlike most survival city builders where your focus is on a single city, in Against the Storm you must build a vast, prosperous network of settlements populated by diverse fantasy races, each with their own specializations and needs.
The wilderness holds many hidden dangers, and never-ending storms will batter your population into submission. If your settlements should fall, then the expedition may end – but not the game. Against the Storm is a roguelite city builder, meaning you will carry forward the resources, upgrades, and experience of your past expeditions each time you set off for a new journey into the wild.

Foxes, beavers, and lizards stand alongside humans and harpies in the struggle to survive. Utilize each group's strengths as you balance their varying needs, from housing and culinary preferences to taste in luxuries and recreation. Will you manufacture raincoats, brew ale, and bake pies to boost morale in the face of the oppressive hostility of the forest, or will you prioritize the needs of one species over another to operate more swiftly for the Scorched Queen?

Experience core city builder gameplay enhanced by roguelite replayability. Build and manage multiple settlements spread out across a large world map, all while collecting valuable meta-progression resources to upgrade the Smoldering City. Feel the pressure of an expectant monarch as the Scorched Queen demands constant progress while recurring Blightstorms pose an inevitable threat to your settlements. Manage your reputation to secure your success at any one settlement before moving on to establish another, constantly seeking new opportunities for growth, taking on unique challenges across multiple biomes, and bracing for the inevitable destruction of everything but the Smoldering City itself. How will you maximize each cycle to not just ensure the best fate for the Smoldering City, but for your career as Viceroy as well?

With hundreds of gameplay modifiers and 6 distinct biomes, every city location presents unique challenges for even the most resourceful Viceroy. Adjust your strategy to changing weather conditions and experiment with rosters of building blueprints and perks that can help your society thrive or bring it to ruin. Will you take on and complete additional objectives and delve deeper into the dangerous forest for potential boons, or will you approach with caution to ensure you operate within your capabilities? All the while, you never know what wares the Trader will bring next year, and the forest holds treasures and resources, but also ancient threats.

Laying the foundations for a new city is one of the most exciting moments in a city-building game. In Against the Storm, you'll have the opportunity to repeatedly experience this by creating new settlements, while still interacting with your network of previously established cities in a growing world.
Add-ons
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Sums Steam only; Xbox, GOG, PlayStation, Epic, Nintendo publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $29.99 | 37.5Kreviews | 94% | — | $37.7M |
| $29.99 | 1.1Kratings | 80% | — | not modelled | |
Updates
Build ids and update times come straight from Steam's PICS — the same source SteamDB reads. Patch history grows as we record new builds.
Engagement
Reviews
Themes across 1209 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
Against the Storm is so good that the best thing I can say is how disappointed I was when I started to realize I was plateauing or couldn't find out anything new. I got a lot out of it, and wanted to play it constantly from the moment I started. It's so immersive, so cozy, but also challenging enough to require a lot of skill and focus. I loved everything about its roguelike elements that made each little venture different, and the game felt simply enormous to start out. Best of all, the UI is probably the BEST I've ever seen in a city simulator or any kind of strategy game. It easy to understand, to find new things, and to teach yourself. When I found out that DLC was available to expand my options, I instantly bought it after getting a taste of just the base game. Set in a unique world that's all built around the concept of rainfall, you're tasked with exploring a procedurally generated wilderness with various terrains in the pursuit of completing a level they call a "seal." After doing so, you can play on these maps for longer and on higher difficulties before they rewrite themselves--all while steadily unlocking new buildings, races, and perks. As you learn the game, you're constantly finding new content in challenging events, the use of those optional perks, and given assignments to complete. Since you can pause and manipulate things as you like, it lets you be patient and make intelligent choices to protect your little settlements and ensure their survival. The graphics and artstyle look phenomenal, and the interesting technology and building options kept my interest for a long time. No two settlements are the same, and it encourages you to constantly try new ones (which is one of my favourite things, as compared to spending 20+ hours on one city). As the difficulty ramps up, you have more options but it can be severe. By the end of my interest, I was playing on Prestige 6 out of 20, and I just found that I was having so much trouble it had lost the relaxing vibes and I was starting to feel a little pigeon-holed into "metagaming" it, rather than using my creativity. That isn't to say someone else couldn't find a good blend of both, but I think this is one of the best games where you just free-form play, and don't focus as much on trying to meet the "point" of Seals. I just wish there was more ways to keep me engaged and having fun on those lower difficulties where I was able to engage my imagination, without having to feel the enormous struggle on the prestige difficulties. It's one of those games I would love to be able to erase my memory of, and try again. Especially as permanent upgrades are most interesting near the start, but it can take so long to finish the "tech-tree" that by the end, it feels like you aren't unlocking anything significant. This was one of my favourite games of the year, and one of the best city-builders I've seen; I hope that one day I'll be in the spirit to return to it and renew that hope it inspired during my first week of nonstop play.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Italian +6 more
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 1.2K reviews with recorded playtime.
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The gameplay loop to this game is insanely rewarding. If you enjoy city builders with a fantasy twist this game will hook you. Yes you build cities over and over again, but each time you will have to navigate different variables and build out just a little bit differently. As you get deeper and deeper on runs your cities will be larger and with more hubs, but the difficulty also ratchets up challenging you as you advance. There's a massive tech tree to unlock which takes a huge amount of time to do, any many of the unlocks add even more variables to the gameplay loop. If you enjoy the first 1-2 hours of a city builder and wish you could just do that while being rewarded, this is easily the game for you. Highly recommend.
Gonna be honest, I think the DLC screwed over the balance of this game. This game might be one of the few case scenarios where early access felt better to play then before it got bloated by a crazy amount of extra buildings. It really sucks when you do a hour long run and not a single service building appears during your run. Which really sucks when some of your villagers teeter on the fact that none of their needs are being met. I might try down-patching in the the future to see if I'm crazy or not, but gonna leave a negative review for now.
我将用最直白、最直接、最不绕弯子的方式评价:一坨屎。 经营建造类游戏的爽感是从0—100慢慢壮大的感觉,这游戏不一样,刚从0%玩到15%就告诉你这关通关了,去玩下一关吧!然后下一关所有图纸全部清空,要完全重玩!有个毫无代入感的易怒设定的女王不停发布任务和限时在人屁股后面撵着跑,只让人感觉很恶心,越玩越困,大晚上从床上越想越气爬起来退款。
Meh.
Unique and fresh concept, flavorful aesthetic vision for a classic format. 10/10
One of the best and most addictive games I've ever played.
很有意思的游戏,把肉鸽和模拟经营结合起来,但是这游戏得对胃口才有乐趣。注意,下面讲的全是重点。 首先,它模拟经营的要素是不齐全、别扭的,游戏获胜的条件不是经营的结果,经营只是获胜的手段和制约玩家的方式,新人常见的误区就是认真建设基地,玩到7年甚至9年,才勉勉强强通关。很多新手都误解了这游戏的核心:你不是来建设的,你是来开荒的,完成女王的指标后你就直接跑路了,谁管村民饿不饿,死了几个,声望一满直接跑路,结束了。(所以这游戏本质上就是跑路模拟器) 还有就是这游戏非常肝,局外成长需要大量资源,而一局一般1h,给的资源还非常少,制作组完全是恶意延长游戏时间,这边建议直接开,把局外成长点满,再好好享受。 这游戏初见的难度也很高,首先是局内,敌意随着年数越来越高,让很多玩到7、8年的新人叫苦不迭,弄不懂要领的玩家很容易被劝退。而B站上的教学视频我浏览了一下,视频时长令人望而生畏不说,很多都是23,24年的,由于制作组的更新,普遍有滞后性(虽然影响不大,大家的大体思路一致),而且讲的也不够简练直接,也切入不到新手的痛点,习惯了满局外成长后给新手讲攻略总是默认一些关键局外成长已经有了(傲慢之罪~)。所以,想快速上手享受乐趣,恐怕有点难。 看到评论区有人诟病肉鸽太随机了,抓的蓝图、给的资源、森林事件很烂,得承认,确实烂,这边建议直接重开放弃。放心,常有的事,放弃又没有惩罚,说明制作组鼓励你重开。以及,这游戏的获胜方式其实有很多,工具开箱,满意度,做指令,贸易流等等,熟练以后就能做到随机应变,想走什么流派就走什么,这也是肉鸽的魅力啊 说完了注意事项,来讲讲优点:玩法的创新,你绝对找不到第二个类似的玩法,肉鸽随机性带来的新鲜感(以及“怎么就是不出啊”的红温),挑战难度上限极高(疑惑总督以上的声望1~20怎么打的,我打总督难度差点翻车),极致的杀时间利器(一局1h,打完封印战发现天亮了)。 总而言之,无论你是什么游戏受众,建议史低入手,因为你不知道它合不合你胃口,也别想着看别人怎么玩,我看着都觉得困,看完了都不知道人家怎么赢的,这游戏就是要自己上手的,我觉得挺不错的,适合闲的无聊玩玩
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