Fit check
Is Cursed Order worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want a dialogue-focused RPG with a mystery about the protagonist’s past
- RPG fans who prefer unusual minigames and eccentric character encounters
- Players interested in a teenage resistance party opposing a cult-led kingdom
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a combat-focused RPG with detailed tactical systems may find the dialogue and unusual minigames more central
- Players wanting a broad, open-ended adventure may find the revolution-and-memory storyline comparatively structured
- Players looking for a serious fantasy tone may not suit the comic elements, including a low-budget dog and vegetable battles
Our take on Cursed Order
Its defining structure combines a teenage revolution against a cult with a memory mystery, then breaks up the RPG adventure with negotiation and a rhythm minigame about fighting vegetables.
What is Cursed Order?
Cursed Order follows a teenage boy who loses his memories before joining a revolution camp in Astaria.
The party opposes a cult that dominates the kingdom and investigates the creature connected to its collapse. The adventure combines story-focused dialogue, character encounters, questions about the protagonist’s identity, and memories that return during the journey. Players can negotiate with enemies, fight vegetables through a rhythm minigame, and confront the cult. The story also includes a low-budget dog, a mentally unstable sibling, unusual characters, and scenes involving children’s haircuts. The campaign follows a group of teenagers as the revolution camp attempts to stop the ruling government.
How Cursed Order plays
- 01Enemy Negotiation
- Some encounters allow negotiation with enemies.
- 02Vegetable Rhythm Battles
- A rhythm minigame is used when fighting vegetables.
- 03Memory-Loss Protagonist
- The central teenage character begins without his memories and investigates his identity.
- 04Revolution Campaign
- The party joins a resistance movement opposing a cult that dominates the kingdom.
- 05Dancing Dog
- The game includes a low-budget dog that can dance.
Cursed Order compared to similar games
Cursed Order centers on a teenage revolution party, a memory-loss protagonist, enemy negotiation, and comic minigames. Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition focuses on exploring a strange and dangerous city, while Back to the Dawn follows survival, investigation, and escape from a maximum-security prison. Tales of Symphonia presents a chosen-one story involving two interlocked worlds.
Cursed Order: platforms & release
Is Cursed Order worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want a dialogue-focused RPG with a mystery about the protagonist’s past. Skip it if: players seeking a combat-focused RPG with detailed tactical systems may find the dialogue and unusual minigames more central.
Where can I download Cursed Order?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Cursed Order's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Cursed Order on?
Windows only.
