Fit check
Is Stolen Realm worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy tactical combat with simultaneous turns and battlefield positioning
- Groups of up to six friends who want cooperative RPG expeditions
- Build-focused RPG players who want extensive abilities, skill trees, and loot combinations
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking real-time combat rather than simultaneous turn-based encounters
- Players who prefer fixed-class progression rather than experimenting across skill trees
- Players looking for a linear adventure rather than procedurally generated maps and branching choices
- Players who do not want Roguelike runs or a Hardcore mode with permadeath
Our take on Stolen Realm
Players may hit a wall when simultaneous turns require planning for several heroes, enemy actions, positioning, and ability combinations at once. Build experimentation can also become demanding as the 300-plus abilities and 700-plus items offer many possible combinations.
What is Stolen Realm?
Stolen Realm combines simultaneous turn-based tactics with action RPG looting and dungeon-crawling expeditions.
Control up to six heroes alone or in online co-op. Heroes have no fixed classes; more than 300 abilities across 10 skill trees support different builds, while over 700 items can introduce new mechanics and combinations. Battles take place on tactical hex-based battlefields with interactive environments, positioning, and abilities used by both sides at the same time. Procedurally generated maps branch into battles, treasure rooms, story events, merchants, resource gathering, and risky encounters. The game includes Campaign, Roguelike, and Hardcore permadeath modes, along with more than 200 enemy types that have unique modifiers.
How Stolen Realm plays
- 01Simultaneous combat
- Both sides act during the same turn, with positioning and ability timing shaping each encounter.
- 02Flexible hero builds
- More than 300 abilities are distributed across 10 skill trees, with no fixed character classes.
- 03Build-changing loot
- Over 700 items can add mechanics, synergies, and strategies beyond stat increases.
- 04Branching expeditions
- Procedurally generated maps offer choices such as treasure rooms, merchants, story events, resource gathering, and risky encounters.
- 05Co-op party play
- Online multiplayer supports up to six players, and encounters scale automatically with a drop-in/drop-out system.
- 06Multiple game modes
- Campaign, Roguelike, and Hardcore permadeath modes provide different expedition structures.
- 07Enemy modifiers
- The game includes more than 200 enemy types with unique modifiers.
Stolen Realm compared to similar games
Hard West is a tactical RPG set in the Wild West, while Stolen Realm uses a high-fantasy setting and combines simultaneous turns with procedural expeditions, loot, and flexible skill trees. Dungeon Defenders: Awakened pairs cooperative action RPG play with tower defense; Stolen Realm instead centers on tactical hex-based battles and branching expeditions.
Stolen Realm: platforms & release
Is Stolen Realm worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy tactical combat with simultaneous turns and battlefield positioning. Skip it if: players seeking real-time combat rather than simultaneous turn-based encounters.
Where can I download Stolen Realm?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Stolen Realm's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Stolen Realm on?
Windows and macOS.
