- Build strategies on a 3×3 ritual grid and prepare for automated battles in Order Automatica.
- Experiment with unit merging, tile effects, curses, and powerful synergies.
- One smart setup can win a run, while a single mistake can end it.
Pixel Perfect Dude S.A. and better. publishing has announced the launch of the new dark tactical roguelite title, Order Automatica, now available on Android, iOS, PC, and consoles for a premium price. Developed by New Beings, the indie game puts a unique spin on strategy titles by making your planning more important than your action during the run itself.
You can now build the perfect strategy before the battle begins
So, Order Automatica feels a bit like Chess but with demons, as you carefully arrange your units on a small 3×3 ritual grid before letting the battle play out automatically. Here, positioning is key, with the right placement and combinations capable of setting up devastating attacks against demonic enemies.
While the grid looks simple at first, there is solid depth hiding underneath. I mean, you can experiment with unit merging, tile effects, elemental combinations, curses, and different strategies to create builds that can completely change how a run plays out. The battles themselves happen automatically, but winning comes down to how well you prepared beforehand.
Moreover, a clever setup can trigger powerful chain reactions and carry you through a difficult encounter, while one poor decision can bring your entire run to an early end. With unpredictable encounters and a variety of builds to experiment with, Order Automatica looks like a fun pick for strategy fans, and it is definitely one I would like to give a try,
Order Automatica is now available on Android, iOS, PC, and consoles for a premium price. You can now download the game from the Google Play Store for $4.79 (discount) and the App Store for $5.99.
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