Fit check
Is Ragnorium worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want colony building combined with individual settler development
- Strategy fans who enjoy advancing through technological eras
- Players interested in varied planetary settings with separate enemies and backstories
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a focused base-defense game may find the colony construction, technology progression, and settler management too broad.
- Players who want a single fixed setting may bounce off the separate maps, each with its own atmosphere, enemies, and backstory.
- Players looking for a purely historical or realistic colony simulation may not fit the cloned-colonist, fantasy, and sentient-machine setting.
- Players seeking a combat-only game may not enjoy the emphasis on settlement building, hunting, crafting, and colonist skills.
Our take on Ragnorium
The likely bounce point is the colony-management layer: players who want immediate combat will first need to establish shelters, gather food, develop colonists, and advance the settlement before the wider progression systems become relevant.
What is Ragnorium?
Ragnorium is a colony simulator about sending cloned settlers and supplies to a new planet, then building a self-sustaining settlement.
The colony begins in the Stone Age, with shelter construction, hunting, crafting, and defense against hostile dangers. Colonists have different rarity levels and can be customized through experience, scavenged equipment, and individual skills. Progression moves through technological eras, with mechanical developments earned through dispatch missions and colony milestones. Six maps offer different atmospheres, music, enemies, and backstories, including western canyons, a Mars-like world, an Arabian or Egyptian-inspired planet, a magical winter setting, tropical grassland, and Alpine meadowland. The colony also faces the threat of a Holy Crusade led by a sentient machine.
How Ragnorium plays
- 01Clone Colonist Production
- Settlers with varying rarity levels can be manufactured and sent with cargo, supplies, and technology.
- 02Era-Based Progression
- Colony development advances from the Stone Age through later technological periods.
- 03Colonist Customization
- Experience, recovered items, crafting, and individual skills shape the development of each settler.
- 04Distinct Planet Maps
- Six maps provide different environmental themes, soundtracks, enemies, and narrative backgrounds.
- 05Mission Milestones
- Dispatch missions and colony achievements grant access to new mechanical developments.
Ragnorium compared to similar games
Ragnorium combines colony construction, cloned-settler customization, technological-era progression, and planetary maps. Into the Dead: Our Darkest Days focuses on guiding survivors through a side-scrolling shelter, while Until We Die centers on defending an underground subway base for about 30 game days. Neither alternative describes Ragnorium’s colonist production or multi-map colony progression.
Ragnorium: platforms & release
Is Ragnorium worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want colony building combined with individual settler development. Skip it if: players seeking a focused base-defense game may find the colony construction, technology progression, and settler management too broad.
Where can I download Ragnorium?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Ragnorium's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Ragnorium on?
Windows only.
