
Is Augmented Empire worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want a fixed-length cyberpunk RPG campaign with turn-based combat
- Strategy fans who prefer managing a six-character squad across mission-based scenarios
- Story-focused players interested in rebellion narratives with voiced performances
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking an open-ended campaign may reach the endpoint after the stated 26 missions and up to 10 hours of play
- Players who want real-time combat may bounce off the turn-based battle structure
- Players looking for a roguelike with repeated randomized runs may find the campaign structure too fixed
Our take on Augmented Empire
Players looking for real-time action will hit the main wall when encounters switch to turn-based squad command. Those expecting a long campaign may also stop at the stated scope of 26 missions and up to 10 hours of gameplay.
What is Augmented Empire?
Set in New Savannah in 2058, Augmented Empire is a turn-based RPG about a rebellion against a corrupt elite.
Players direct a team of six characters, each with distinct skills, from a secluded hideout through 26 missions and 60 handcrafted environments. Tactical decisions shape encounters while the story follows class divisions, survival and political upheaval. Character abilities and upgrades can be developed to match different strategies. The game includes voice performances from Kate Mulgrew, Nick Frost and Garrick Hagon, plus full controller support and additional accessibility improvements. The PC edition is based on the Oculus Quest version and provides up to 10 hours of gameplay.
How Augmented Empire plays
- 01Six-character squad
- Each team member has distinct skills that can be used across the campaign.
- 02Campaign missions
- The story is structured around 26 missions set across 60 handcrafted environments.
- 03Custom progression
- Character abilities and upgrades can be developed to suit different tactical approaches.
- 04Full voice cast
- The narrative includes performances from Kate Mulgrew, Nick Frost and Garrick Hagon.
- 05Controller support
- The PC edition supports controllers and includes additional accessibility improvements.
Augmented Empire compared to similar games
Augmented Empire presents a fixed 26-mission cyberpunk rebellion with six characters and customizable abilities, while Quasimorph uses a high-stakes roguelike structure involving corporate contracts and extracting mission gains to strengthen a PMC. The two share cyberpunk and RPG elements, but differ between a defined narrative campaign and repeated risk-based missions.
Augmented Empire: platforms & release
Is Augmented Empire worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want a fixed-length cyberpunk RPG campaign with turn-based combat. Skip it if: players seeking an open-ended campaign may reach the endpoint after the stated 26 missions and up to 10 hours of play.
Where can I download Augmented Empire?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Augmented Empire's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Augmented Empire on?
Windows only.











