A 4X real-time strategy game from the developers of the critically acclaimed Northgard. Set in Frank Herbert’s groundbreaking Dune universe, you must lead your faction and battle for control and dominance over the harsh desert planet of Arrakis.
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Every market we collect.
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For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 24 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 9 places towards #1, and the 2,404 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $13.99−60% | 11.6Kreviews | 79% | — | $3.4M |
| $39.99 | 2.1Kratings | 64% | — | not modelled |
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Incredible strategy game! Unfortunately, does not seem the priority of the developer right now.
This is one of my favorite games, if you expect the same old Westwood's RTS style, forget it (many people feels frustrated expecting a Dune 2000 remake or so). This Dune is totally different: economics/political decisions affect the match, time is crucial, and the combat is different (you control squadrons/platoons trying to control scenario areas). Sometimes the enemies AI it's very passive and reactive but isn't a great problem for me. Graphics are cool, sound work is awesome, and this game contains the all Dune essence if you're a fan of the Frank Herbert's saga.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Italian*languages with full audio support
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This is pretty much a good version of Northgard. If you're not familiar with that game, think a cross between Civ and Starcraft.
Не работает мультиплеер, а покупал игру только ради этого. Постоянно выкидывает из лобби, через раз подключает по ссылке приглашению. Так ни разу и не удалось с друзьями поиграть по сети. Очень сильное разочарование, когда разрабы так относятся к своим продуктам.
Shiro Games has done an excellent job of making an interesting RTS that has multiple win conditions which fit well within the Dune universe. The slow and methodical pace of a 4X game is on full display here. It reminds me most of the space game Sins Of a Solar Empire but on a single planet. Very high replayability.
Vraiment une bonne surprise ce Dune. En dépit de ses graphismes simples et sa B.A épurée, on sent une passion pour la franchise et un amour pour les jeux de stratégie en général. C'est un vrai mélange de tous les types de jeux de stratégie en plus : - Environ 60 % de 4X à la Civ - 20 % de Europa Universalis et consort (pour la gestion riche en temps réel avec pause possible) - Et 20 % de Age of/Starcraft pour le combat et déplacement façon RTS. Bref tout y est et on ne s'ennuit pas. Les mission en campagne proposent des conditions originales qui changent pas mal, avec des bonus à s'attribuer au fur et à mesure que l'on contrôle Dune (pensez à utiliser vos fonds de développement, features pas évidente à comprendre sur la carte de campagne). Comme défauts, j'ai eu l'absence de tips au début, et j'ai mis du temps à comprendre à quoi servaient toutes les ressources, qui sont parfois un peu trop nombreuses (une bonne vingtaine je dirais !). Heureusement les missions de campagnes nous poussent à comprendre telles ou telles mécaniques/ressources (mission d'assassinat pour comprendre l'espionnage, mission du CHOM pour comprendre la victoire économique, etc.). Quand on finit par tout comprendre c'est cool, mais je pense que certaines features auraient pu être simplifiées, des interfaces auraient pu être plus épurées, et des ressources auraient pu être fusionneés (comme l'autorité et l'influence par exemple, ou les cellules et les faveurs de la guilde, etc). Mais bon, à part cela, on lâche pas le jeu, et on est dans l'ambiance même si y a pas vraiment de scénario. Ca m'a fait oublier la sortie très bâclée de Civ VII. On peut vraiment choisir sa façon de jouer, et si on y arrive pas, on peut toujours s'adapter pour atteindre son but, bref foncez !
Yes the game adds a bit of nostalgia since it's about Dune universe. And that's all. Lobby activity is almost nonexistent—you’ll be lucky if you manage to join an online game or play against even one other player. The daily average number of active players is only about 300-400. The main reason to play online is to learn the game and improve your skills with a particular faction. The tutorial covers only the basic user interface and neglects advanced topics, such as managing Solaris income or understanding when you don’t need an army, since maintaining a large army drains your Solaris. It also fails to explain what types of buildings to construct in villages with strong wind or resource slots (other than spice). Most importantly, the tutorial never clarifies what is best to build in your main base village or which research path to pursue first, whether for military, economic, or political ways. It doesn’t explain how to perform assassinations (I was eliminated this way), and although I managed to launch a Nuke strike, there was no warning or explanation that the Emperor would retaliate next time, making the next spice payment nearly impossible. I played one online game, which I lost, and even playing skirmishes against easy AI, I only managed to win one out of three games. The AI resembles that in Northgard: it appears to have unlimited resources, is never weakened by a large army or water shortages, and captures villages with ease.
This is the best 4X game to exist since Star Wars Rebellion (1998). This game takes the 4X genre in a much needed and interesting direction. There are up to 5 ways to defeat your opponents: 1) Assassinate them with an agent 2) Own 50% CHOAM shares 3) Reach a hegemony benchmark 4) Maintain Governor status for 25 days 5) Wipe 'em out. There are so many details crammed into this game the immersion is maximal. Every aspect of the game is completely saturated with in DUNE lore, so if you're already a fan you're already invested in the 7-8 playable factions. Oh, and the tiles aren't all hexagons lol.
Devs have abandoned the game and player base is dead; not worth your time or money. Story mode is an incomplete joke and many factions are completely useless via the final patch devs made. Playing certain factions is a guaranteed win in multiplayer if you do a military rush. You WILL wait 30+ mins to find a match and be killed within 5 mins of the game starting with the amount of cheaters in game. You either sit in game unable to win for the next hour and a half, kingmake another player or simply leave.
Compromised devs, do not buy.
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