Palisade is out now on Steam

Palisade is out now on Steam for Windows and Linux. Command shifting frontlines directly on the map instead of moving individual soldiers: draw battle orders along your borders, link settlements, marketplaces, and castles with supply roads, and choose when to fortify behind palisades, break through with a cavalry charge, or open a new front across the sea with a naval landing.

Fight across six historical campaigns and 22 battles drawn from real geography: Northern Saga, Yellow Turban Rising, The Genpei War, Atlantic Voyage, The Triple Alliance, and Eternal Blue Sky, plus standalone battles at Sekigahara, 1600 and Nicopolis, 1396. Earn lasting legacy upgrades between battles and push from coastal raids to mountain defenses and capital sieges.

Set up custom battles in Skirmish, or host free-for-all and team online matches for up to eight players, with Windows and Linux players in the same lobby. Build your own battlefields in the Map Editor and share them through the Steam Workshop.

The free demo remains available with the complete three-battle Northern Saga campaign for anyone who wants to try the game first.

What comes next: This month we are releasing the mobile edition of Palisade for solo play, without multiplayer. On desktop, we are working on multiplayer optimizations, balance tuning for buildings and battlefield actions, interface polish, and making the game run as smoothly as possible. Looking ahead to 2.0, we are listening to players on what larger features to add next: co-op campaigns, roguelike runs, and daily challenges are all on the table, and nothing is ruled out yet.

Thank you to everyone who played the demo and early builds and helped us track down bugs. If you run into an issue, use the BUG button on the main menu or write in #bug-reports on our Discord, where you can also tell us what you would like to see in 2.0. If you enjoy the game, a review on the Steam page helps a lot.