Warlord: Awaji Links Hub

This page is the official-link desk for Warlord: Awaji. Darkmatter Games launched the campaign on Steam on 9 September 2026 as a finished single-player title, not Early Access and not a browser game. If you need a store page, a Discord invite, the studio site, a trailer channel, or the studio’s X account, use the URLs below. If you need how to fight, how to camp, or how to take a shrine, leave this page and open a guide.

This wiki is unofficial. We are not Darkmatter Games, we are not endorsed by the studio, and we do not speak for Steam. Patch wording, price, language support, and DLC always win on the official channels. When those channels disagree with an article here, believe them, then come back after we catch up.

Official links

• Warlord: Awaji on Steam — buy page, launch news, achievements, soundtrack DLC, and the live system spec. App ID 3123060. Launch price sits around $24.99 with a short introductory -10% cut.
• Darkmatter Games Discord — the studio’s public server for bug reports, patch talk, and play notes. Invite code EnR5d2aHSW.
• Darkmatter Games website — studio home for the Warlord series, including Warlord: Britannia and Awaji.
• Darkmatter Games on YouTube — official trailers and gameplay drops. Channel ID UCQ3fZdPyBjPg6hmSi8NIsWg.
• Darkmatter Games on X — short studio posts under @darkmattergms.

Those five are the list. There is no official public Trello on this wiki because the studio has not published a board we can verify. Do not trust a random Trello screenshot that claims to be the Awaji roadmap. If Darkmatter opens a real board later, it will be linked from Steam news, Discord, or the studio site first, not invented here.

What belongs on Steam versus this wiki

Steam owns price, refund windows, Cloud saves, the 57 achievements, supported languages, and the hardware table copied onto system requirements. Discord owns the fastest bug thread. YouTube owns the trailers. This wiki owns player-facing explainers: getting started, combat, army, camp, and patch notes.

vR101 is a good example. The studio posted the homestead spawn, the 70 meter check, the renamed nearby-homestead objective, extra starting stock, removed K/J debug keys, non-sequential tutorial steps, and the pause-clock fix. We translated that into the updates hub and the guides that still said farm. We did not replace Steam news.

Demo history is the same split. Demo 1.1 radar, Next Fest highlights and weapon breaking, and Demo 2.0 horses, bows, five arrows, yabusame, and the mansion sample still explain live buttons. They are not current downloads. Do not follow an old YouTube description into a demo folder if you already own the 9 September 2026 campaign.

Unofficial wiki rules

• We do not publish executors, redeem codes, or cheat tables. The tools hub is PC spec and settings, not a script list.
• We do not invent boards, leak calendars, or fake patch IDs. If a heading is not on Steam or Discord, it does not belong here.
• We do not replace the review with store copy, and we do not replace conquest or the walkthrough with a tourist brochure.
• Internal links use trailing slashes and real pages: guides hub, tier list hub, controls, bow and cavalry.

If you arrived from a search for Trello, codes, or scripts, bookmark the Steam store and Discord instead. If you arrived because a homestead prompt looks wrong, open patch notes. If you arrived because the machine hitching in a shrine fight, open system requirements.

Soundtrack DLC, introductory pricing, and language support can change without a gameplay patch. Refresh the Steam page when you care about money. Refresh Discord when you care about a hotfix. Refresh this wiki when you care about how a bullet changes the first homestead, the first camp, or the first mixed retinue.

Keep this tab for the five official URLs. Keep the rest of the site for the campaign. The island is single-player, the studio is small, and the honest path is Steam plus Discord plus a fan wiki that admits it is a fan wiki.