Twenty five bucks. For that you get multiplayer, and what looks to be an absolutely faithful computer version of the game. Which very much includes the visual look. The aesthetic goal here seems to have been ‘automate all the movement and combat rolls and everything boring,’ while reproducing the way that tabletop Ogre presented itself. Add that to an actual single-player campaign and you just may have a video game on your hands.
The #Ogre Video Game is live on Steam now! Pick it up, start your campaign, and jump into multiplayer with friends! https://t.co/OsdydWCyv4 pic.twitter.com/4pI5bkT2bJ
— Steve Jackson Games (@SJGames) October 5, 2017
Okay, it does have the GEV rules in there. That’s a little better. Still a bit steep in price though. Although, to be fair, I did probably pay more than that for the Origin version years ago.