Warlord: Awaji Cheat Sheet - Map, Price and How to Trade

Every figure on this Warlord: Awaji cheat sheet comes from the store listing and the app details record captured on 2026-10-06. The short version: Sep 9, 2026 release, $24.99 at capture, Windows, 13 languages, 57 achievements and no published trade system.

The headline numbers

Field	Value
Release date	Sep 9, 2026
Price at capture (US)	$24.99
Discount at capture	none
Platform	Windows
Genres	Action, Adventure, Indie, Strategy
Achievements	57
Screenshots and trailers	32 and 4
Languages	13, English and Japanese with full audio
Content descriptors	1
Storage required	6 GB at both tiers
DLC entries	one, app id 5195240
Developer and publisher	Darkmatter Games

The price is the value most likely to move; everything else on that table comes from the listing and the store data.

The map facts in one place

The island is the game's central feature, and the store text publishes a small set of concrete facts about it.

• The world is built from real heightmap data of Awaji island.
• Dozens of temples and shrines come from real locations.
• Villages and forts are the capture targets.
• Civilian convoys and roaming warrior bands move in real time.
• Rival clans react aggressively to your actions.
• No map area in square kilometres is published.

Facts worth having in hand before buying

The entries a buyer usually needs are spread across the store page, and collected in one list they read like this.

• Release date Sep 9, 2026 on Windows only.
• $24.99 at capture, with no launch discount on the listing.
• Second entry in the studio's immersive strategy series.
• First-person perspective over strategic command, with real-time combat.
• 16 GB memory minimum and 32 GB recommended.
• 6 GB storage at both tiers.
• No controller support tag published.
• Rated 18 with IGRS, 16 under the German scheme and 16 with DEJUS.

One warning belongs with that list: the content descriptor note mentions stylized blood, dismemberment and depictions of samurai ritual suicide, which is stronger than a simple violence flag.

What is not on this sheet

No resource list, no unit roster, no building list, no map area and no DLC name exist in official sources. How to trade is not documented either, which makes the trade question a gap rather than a feature.

If one line matters most, it is the controller line: nothing on the listing suggests controller support.

Where to go next

The island regions are on Map, the army and shrine systems are on How It Plays, and the spec tiers are on Setups.