always wondered how mortal engine would play as a game
while this is not steampunk theme
it's close enough to Municipal Darwinism, "Prepare to Ingest!"


Wanderburg
2026 Sidekick Publishing73Good
Playtime
ShortPlayers typically spend about 8 hours in the game.
Early access on
- GeForce NOW
- Steam DeckPlayable
- Steam MachinePlayable
Available on
- −35%$9.74
Game modes
Details
- First access
- September 8, 2026
- Launch
- n/a
- Developer
- Randwerk
- Publisher
- Sidekick Publishing
Overview
Drive your Castle on Wheels into battle in this minimalist medieval roguelike of roaming fortresses! Devour entire villages, build your modular arsenal of siege weapons and arcane machinery as you grow with every stronghold you crush.
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Reception
- Steam80from 1.3K reviews
**❌ Not Recommended** I played the demo before the full release and really enjoyed it, so I was looking forward to the full game. And honestly, it’s still fun. The game itself isn’t bad at all. But the upgrade system is a big problem. Some upgrades are just completely useless, and there are even upgrades that feel like they actively make your run worse....
Tepid maybe. Great aesthetic. Interesting enemies. Fun gameplay. Almost four hours in I can tell it will be a grindfest. Overtime mode is just unfair BS thrown at you to stop you from farming the progression currency. Huge HP pools, enemies are just as fast as your nitro (sprint) and they do crazy damage. Lazy, unfun and not engaging game design which...
Setting unrealistic body standards for castles.
What is it? Wanderburg is a medieval roguelike that has you drive around in a castle on wheels (or legs) and solve most problems by eating them. Sheep, villages, other castles, no matter, you're not a picky eater. As you consume everything smaller than yourself, your fortress grows bigger through upgrades and modules you add to it, letting you bolt...


































