$19.99EverSiege: Untold Ages Break the siege, rewrite time
Defend your city, then turn the tide: fuse weapons, summon troops and push back through shifting timelines, alone or with friends.
Is EverSiege: Untold Ages worth it?
EverSiege: Untold Ages is worth it if…
- you like MOBA-style lane fighting mixed with tower defense and army management
- you want a roguelite where the build, not just the run, is the puzzle
- you enjoy fast day-and-night decisions under constant pressure
- you have a friend or two and an hour for a proper siege
- you like earning your power, run by run, through unlocks and time-travel leaps
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From defender to destroyer
Each run puts you in the boots of a hero with one of six Wargears: a bow for range, daggers for stealth, an axe for melee, sword and shield to tank, a lance to dominate, a hammer to crush. Pair that with one of six Elemental Essences and your spells evolve in wildly different directions. Freeze a wave solid, then set it burning. Melt it under acid rain. On top of your own fighting, you summon troops: Mounted Crusaders and Warhounds to rush a lane, archers and catapults to hold it. With 72 spell evolutions, 70 ability upgrades and 148 items to collect, the combinations are the game. Finding one that clicks is what keeps a run going.
Running a kingdom under siege
Bastion is yours to rebuild, and every choice matters. Do you raise the Knights Barracks, the Antiques Market or the Protection Gates first? Military or economy, and the balance shifts every run. Gates only buy time, so you head out: clear Creature Camps for Skill Shards, storm Dungeons for Artifacts, capture gold mines to fund the war, recruit Drasil allies and unlock Domains that evolve your troops. Days are for roaming and gathering; nights are for holding the lane as the hordes push. There is never time for everything, so the real game is deciding what to skip.
A new timeline every run
The kingdom is procedurally generated, and losing is part of the plan. Each run is one possible timeline: a fresh mix of map, quests, enemy factions and bosses. Rogue-lite progression carries your unlocks forward, so even a failed siege makes the next one stronger. The endgame is time travel: every leap backward lands you in a harder timeline where geography shifts, strategic points move and new bosses emerge. Some timelines will beat you. The loop is figuring out which ones you can crack, and with what build.
Three heroes, one siege
Co-op runs up to three players, and the game is built for it: you coordinate builds, split the map's jobs and synergize powers so one player tanks the lane while another clears dungeons. Joining a lobby and jumping into a run together is the whole point, and coordinating a shared build is where the game gets loud and social. Solo is fully supported and tuned for it too.
