Download Warigami
The desktop build is the full game — tutorial, skirmish, LAN multiplayer, scenarios and the Map Builder — and it keeps itself up to date.
Not on Windows? Play in your browser instead — same game, single-player. Mac and Linux builds are on the list.
Installing
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Download the installer
Warigami-Setup-0.31.8.exe, about 136 MB. It comes straight from our release bucket; there are no bundled extras.
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Run it
The installer is code-signed by Beckham Enterprises, LLC, so Windows names the publisher instead of warning about an unknown one. It asks for nothing else and installs to your user folder — no administrator prompt.
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Play
Warigami opens fullscreen. The Tutorial is the first thing on the menu; a Skirmish against the AI is the second. F11 toggles fullscreen, Esc opens the menu.
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Stay current
On launch the game checks for a newer version and downloads only the changed part — about 60 MB — verified against a SHA-256 hash before it's applied. You choose when to restart.
Signed and verifiable. Every executable — the installer, the game, and the uninstaller — is Authenticode-signed as BECKHAM ENTERPRISES, LLC. and timestamped. Right-click the file ▸ Properties ▸ Digital Signatures to check. If Windows ever shows "Windows protected your PC" for a Warigami download, do not run it: it did not come from us. The browser version needs no install at all.
What's in the box
- The full game, offline. No account, no launcher, no telemetry.
- Tutorial mission with voiced briefing and Herald.
- Skirmish vs. AI on generated maps — four sizes, six biomes, four difficulties.
- LAN multiplayer for 2–6 players with automatic game discovery.
- Map Builder with Library, version history and Campaign Designer.
- Bundled scenario maps and the Obstacle & Decoration showcase.
- In-game bug reporter (Ctrl+B) that sends us a screenshot and the last ten seconds of logs — only when you press it.
Latest release
Heard and Obeyed
A battlefield you can hear, and three things map-makers asked for.
- Battles have a voice now. Spears and blades land with recorded stabs, the heavy folds land with a smash, Pelters lob with a sling, towers and Plasma each fire with their own report, and the Prime’s staff-slam has a sound of its own.
- Armies on the move carry their own sound: workers scurry, soldiers march in step, the heavy folds stomp, beasts lope, and anything airborne beats its wings — each swelling as more of them move near your view.
- The Prime’s Palanquin unfurls with nine seconds of folding paper when it finishes.
- Triggers can now say "EVERY one of them" or "all of them TOGETHER", not only "any ONE". That makes "if every other player is defeated, you win" a rule you can actually write.
Good to know
- Where does it install?
- Into your user profile (
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Warigami). Uninstall from Windows Settings ▸ Apps, or with the uninstaller in that folder. Your maps and settings live in%APPDATA%\Warigamiand are left in place unless you delete them. - Does it need the internet?
- Only for the update check at launch and for sending a bug report if you file one. Everything else — including LAN multiplayer — works offline.
- Does the updater run in the background?
- No. It checks once when the game starts, tells you if there's a new version, and installs it when you choose Restart to update or Update & quit.
- Can I have both the browser and desktop versions?
- Yes, but they keep separate map libraries. Export a map from one (Library ▸ Export) and import it in the other.
- How do I play multiplayer?
- Everyone installs the Windows build and joins the same local network. One player hosts; the others see the game under LAN games automatically, or enter the room code. The multiplayer guide has the details.