Agestan

Agestan introduces a high-stakes tactical hybrid that effectively merges the hidden-information tension of Battleship with the systematic progression of a city-builder and deck-builder. Developed by Erasist, the Agestan release date is scheduled for July 10, 2026, on PC. The core loop hinges on a critical divide between internal economy and external visibility; while you construct essential infrastructure like Barracks and Markets on an isometric grid, your opponent remains entirely in the dark about your layout until the projectiles start flying.

The Age of Destruction Release Date and Mechanics

The game’s structural risk lies in its 5-turn preparation window. During this phase, you manage one of six distinct civilizations—ranging from the Abbasids to the Vikings—using a random card drafting system to populate your grid. The strategy here isn't just about what you build, but where you hide it. By stacking identical structures for upgrades or sacrificing them for immediate economic spikes, you prepare for the shift into the Age of Destruction. At this point, victory on the visible battlefield grants the winner a blind catapult strike. Success depends on your ability to deduce the enemy's hidden floor plan and snipe their critical infrastructure before they can dismantle yours.

For those seeking a solo challenge, the roguelite conquest mode provides a 20-tile campaign where attrition is the primary enemy. With only three lives and a "Last Stand" mechanic that triggers upon battlefield defeat, the single-player experience focuses on long-term survival and careful resource management at merchant outposts. Agestan is a clear choice for players who enjoy the mental exercise of outguessing a human opponent and those who find standard auto-battlers too passive. Wishlist this if you prefer tactical deduction over pure click-speed.