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About the Game
Besiege is a physics-based building sandbox where you design war machines to smash villages, armies, and castles.
Besiege sits in the independent and simulation genres, and at its heart it is a physics-based construction game. You assemble war machines from its block-based building system, then set them loose on quiet villages, enemy armies, and castle walls. The fun comes from watching your creation work, or fall apart, under its physics, so a catapult that looks clever on paper may tumble over the first time it fires.
The core loop is simple to describe: design, test, break, and refine. The store description highlights an intuitive, flexible building system backed by a collection of more than 70 block sets, so you can construct anything from a catapult to a tank or a helicopter. The physics are intricate, and whether you want to wreck things on purpose or study how a machine comes apart, the sandbox rewards experimentation.
The single-player campaign has 55 destruction levels across four island nations, each with its own environment and a highly developed civilization to fight against. Beyond the campaign, the large sandbox levels let you intimidate the locals, practice your building skills, and test prototypes you have carefully put together.
Multiplayer adds small-scale battles with friends, whether you cooperate to complete levels or compete for objectives or in custom game modes. The Steam Workshop gives you access to a huge library of community-made machines, and the built-in level editor, with its logic system, lets you change level content in real time for robot wars, races, or football matches.
Feature Highlights
- The building system is built around more than 70 block sets, so you can construct catapults, tanks, and helicopters.
- The physics system is intricate, giving you satisfying destruction and a clear view of machines falling apart.
- The 55-level destruction campaign spans four island nations, each with its own environment and an advanced enemy civilization.
- The Steam Workshop offers more than 200,000 community-made machines that you can download and use in your own game.
- The included level editor features a logic system that changes level content in real time for custom multiplayer experiences.
- Multiplayer supports co-op, online, LAN, and competitive play, along with Steam achievements, leaderboards, and trading cards.
Who It Is (and Is Not) For
Recommended For
Players who enjoy tinkering with physics and building machines from scratch will find plenty to keep them busy here. Fans of sandbox games and level creation will get the most out of the editor and the Workshop, especially if they like sharing their creations with friends.
Not Recommended For
Anyone who wants a quick, pick-up-and-play session may find the open-ended building side demanding at first. Players looking for a narrative-driven adventure should also look elsewhere, since the campaign is built around destruction levels.
What the Steam Reviews Say
Besiege has an Overwhelmingly Positive rating on Steam, with 95 percent of its reviews being positive. That is the top tier of Steam's review labels, and it reflects strong agreement among reviewers who have played the game. Steam calculates the label from the share of positive reviews, so a 95 percent score means that roughly nineteen out of every twenty reviewers recommend the game.
The review volume is in the tens of thousands, which gives the score a solid foundation. Scores based on large numbers of reviews tend to be more stable than those from small samples, where a handful of opinions can swing the percentage. Read the most recent reviews on the store page as well, since they show how the game is viewed today.
Price History & Historical Low
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| Date | Price | Discount |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-30 | NT$268 | — |
| 2026-07-10 | NT$268 | — |
| 2026-06-23 | NT$27 | -90% |
All prices below are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$. Besiege is currently NT$ 268, which is both its regular price and its current price, so there is no discount right now. The highest price we have recorded is also NT$ 268.
On the lowest side, the lowest paid price we recorded was NT$ 27, and it appeared on the first day in our record. Discounts have been frequent, with the deepest one at 90 percent, and we have not recorded any day when the game was free to keep.
Our price record is still short, so this verdict is tentative. The game is at full price at the moment, but because discounts come often and the lowest price we have seen is far below today's tag, it may be worth waiting for the next sale if you can hold off. If you want to buy it sooner, the current price is the one to weigh against your own budget.
Analysis written 10/27/2026 from our recorded prices; the chart above is live. Taiwan-region Steam prices.
How to Buy
- Sign in to Steam on the website or in the desktop client, then open the Besiege store page.
- Check the current Taiwan Steam price of NT$ 268 and decide whether you want to buy it now or wait.
- If you would rather wait, click Add to Wishlist on the store page so the game is tracked on your account.
- Turn on wishlist sale notifications in your Steam notification settings so you hear about price drops.
- If you decide to buy, click Add to Cart and complete checkout with your preferred Steam payment method.
- Check back here for the price trend before you commit to a purchase.
Things to Know
Besiege supports Traditional Chinese and English, along with Simplified Chinese and several other languages, so you can play in the language you prefer. The store page carries an adult content flag, so review that information before purchasing or sharing the game with younger players. The prices on this page are Taiwan-region Steam prices in NT$, and they may differ in other regions or currencies. Free and discount promotions can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy.
