Price & Where to Buy
Dark Tactical Roguelite Auto-Battler · 3×3 Ritual Grid
Standard Pricing
Confirmed at launch (2026-09-04, at unlock): all figures below were read directly from Steam store data per region the moment the game unlocked. The game is out now; the 20% launch discount was active in every region during the introductory window.
The base edition costs $5.99. The figures below show each region's list price and the launch-discount price that applied until September 18, 2026:
USD (United States)
$5.99 → $4.79
EUR (Euro)
4,99€ → 3,99€
GBP (United Kingdom)
£4.29 → £3.43
PLN (Poland)
19,99 zł → 15,99 zł
CNY (China)
¥35.00 → ¥28.00
JPY (Japan)
¥960 → ¥768
KRW (South Korea)
₩8,210 → ₩6,570
Method: Steam appdetails API queried per region (us/de/gb/pl/cn/jp/kr) at unlock. One correction from the pre-launch posts: the Japanese base price is ¥960, not the ¥980 quoted in the launch announcement — the store is authoritative. Sources: Steam Store Page (live store data) · Steam Community announcements (unit/item data).
Launch Discount
At launch (2026-09-04): a 20% launch discount was live in every region checked at unlock (US / EU / UK / PL / CN / JP / KR) — $5.99 → $4.79, ¥35 → ¥28, £4.29 → £3.43. Steam labeled it an introductory offer with the exact end date “Offer ends September 18, 2026”, i.e. two weeks after launch.
The same 20% applies to the soundtrack DLC ($1.99 → $1.79) and, as a bundled discount, to the Supporter Edition ($5.92). See the Editions & Bundles section for the full line-up.
Nothing to claim and nothing to cancel — the discount is applied automatically at checkout and expires on its own. Because the window is time-boxed, the safest move is to read the live figure off the store page rather than trusting any wiki, including this one.
Discount History & How to Catch the Next Deal
The launch discount has ended. The 20% introductory offer ran from the 2026-09-04 launch until September 18, 2026, and is no longer active — the current price is the $5.99 list price shown at the top of this page. No further promotion has been announced beyond that window, and we do not speculate about sales that have not been published.
There is no coupon or promo-code system. Order Automatica has no code-redemption mechanism at all: discounts only ever appear as ordinary storefront sales, so any site offering a “Order Automatica promo code” or a free-key giveaway is not an official channel. The same applies to the free demo — it is a permanent free trial, not a code-gated unlock.
The reliable way to catch the next price drop is to wishlist the game on Steam (App ID 2105840) and let the store notify you, or watch the news & updates page where any official promotion would be logged. Storefronts run their own sales independently, so a Steam discount does not necessarily appear on GOG or console stores at the same time.
What $5.99 Buys — Content at a Glance
At an impulse-buy price the real question is how much game is in the box. The developer's own launch announcement gives the official launch footprint:
Playable units
20
Enemy units
17
Items
19
Cell effects
18
Boss encounters
Yes
Platforms
7, all same day
On top of the raw counts, the announcement confirms unit merging, positioning, abilities, items, curses and board effects that all interact with each other — the systems matter more than the headcount.
Where our datamine disagreed: pulling the unit table out of the demo client gave us 37 units split 27 / 10 between player and enemy roles. The official count is 37 split 20 / 17. The total matches but the split does not — our reverse-engineered role flag is unreliable for units that appear in both pools. We defer to the developer's numbers above; treat the unit compendium as "37 units recovered from the build" rather than a guaranteed 20/17 roster split.
Sources: Steam Community announcements (unit/item data) · Steam Store Page.
Which Store Should You Buy On?
Two decisions, not one: which edition, and which store. Alongside the base edition there is a Supporter Edition (bundle 83475, $5.92 at launch) that bundles the original soundtrack — it carries no exclusive gameplay content, so treat it as a soundtrack purchase rather than a gameplay upgrade. Cross-game Steam bundles are live with 13 partners including Backpack Hero, Death Howl, Heretic’s Fork, Cropdeck, Dice With Death, Combolands, Dungeon Raid, Endgame of Devil, Arms of God, Moldwasher, Blast Beam Bang, The Dungeon Beneath and Flooded. Bundles are the least stable part of a launch line-up, so check the official bundle list rather than assuming any specific pairing is still live; see Release Date & Platforms for the full edition list. No season pass or gameplay-gated tier exists.
Between storefronts, the differences are:
- Steam (App ID 2105840) — cloud saves, Steam achievements, community guides, and Steam's standard refund window (under 2 hours played, within 14 days of purchase). The right choice if you want progress backed up and achievements tracked.
- GOG — a DRM-free build you keep and can reinstall offline indefinitely, and it is confirmed live: GOG lists the game at the same $5.99 as Steam (it carried the same 20% launch discount — $4.79 — until September 18, 2026). The right choice if ownership matters more to you than platform features.
- Mobile — the Android build is a premium app on Google Play (US $5.99, matching the PC list price; the $4.79 launch discount ended September 18, 2026), and the iOS build is on the Apple App Store — there is no separate APK to sideload, and third-party APK downloads are not official. Each store applies its own save and refund rules.
- Console — handled by each platform's own store, with that store's save and refund rules.
Each storefront sells the game separately, and no cross-buy or cross-save arrangement has been announced — so buy on the platform you will actually play on rather than assuming one purchase covers several.
If you are still unsure, play the free demo first: it runs the near-final build, so it answers the "will I like this?" question for nothing. The launch discount ended on September 18, 2026, so the current $5.99 list price is the price to plan around — it is the only price movement announced so far.
Refund terms above are the stores' standard policies, not a promise from the developer; check the specific store page before buying.