Astral Throne 2: Age of the Phoenix A new Steam Roguelite strategy RPG that marries run-based meta progression with both grid and turn-based battles. Its premise and execution naturally invite a mixed comparison Hades and Final Fantasy Tactics.
Developed by Zero Sun Games based in Ontario, Canada, Age of the Phoenix A sequel to a game that is currently less than a year old.subtle throneOriginally released via Steam in early February 2025. Although it did not achieve significant commercial success, the original strategy RPG was well received by fans and earned widespread critical acclaim. It holds a “Mighty” rating on OpenCritic, based on an average score of 84 and a 100% recommendation rate, placing it in the 93rd percentile of all titles tracked by the platform.
Astral Throne 2 announced, now available for Steam wishlists
Second subtle throne The title was officially announced on November 7. subtitle Age of the PhoenixIt can currently be wishlisted on Steam. Zero Sun Games says the sequel will retain its predecessor's deep party synergy, handcrafted encounters with greater variety, and permadeath mechanics, while placing a greater emphasis on story. Mechanically, it will still play big Final Fantasy Tactics or symbol of fireFeaturing turn-based battles on a grid-based map.
in between Final Fantasy Tactics-Like Battles, the upcoming title will feature meta progression mechanics in the usual Roguelite. Deepening relationships between runs and efforts that advance long-term quests will be part of both packages, along with class-driven builds. The story of the game is written by Shami Stovall, an award-winning novelist known for his works of fantasy. Time-marked Warlock and Frith History.
Astral Throne 2 Targeting 2026 Release, Demo Coming Soon
Astral Throne 2: Age of the Phoenix So far only confirmed for PC, namely, Steam. While other versions remain a possibility, the original subtle throne Valve has never expanded beyond the platform, making additional ports possible. Zero Sun Games has yet to set a price, though if the first game is any indication, the sequel will likely start at $19.99. The Canadian developer is currently targeting a 2026 release. In a recent social media post, the studio is finishing the demo this early November 2025, with plans to release it early next year. Given that timeline and the lack of a firm release window, a launch in the second half of 2026 seems more likely than the first, barring any delays.
