There Are No Orcs — is a strategic roguelike with auto-battles, where everything is decided by building placement and a well-thought-out economy. There are no traditional orcs or direct army management here — only logic, calculation, and the ability to see combat as a system. The world is torn between three forces: humans, demons, and dwarves, each waging war by its own rules. Iron, magic and gold The battlefield resembles a living machine, where buildings are gears honed to perfection. One produces gold, another creates units, a third strengthens adjacent tiles. A clever combination creates a domino effect: the army multiplies, and the economy flourishes. A miscalculation in construction, and everything collapses. It is planning, not speed, that transforms tactical chaos into an elegant engineering scheme, where combat becomes a consequence, not an action. Commanders are the core of war. Among the dozens of leaders, you can find strategists, adventurers, and madmen. Their abilities don't just strengthen the army; they alter the very logic of the battlefield, creating new interactions between buildings. One transforms gold into energy, another sacrifices for strength. Success comes from the ability to combine opposites and turn instability into advantage. Features of the game A combination of strategic building, auto-combat, and roguelike progression. Three factions with unique economies and architectural styles. Commanders who radically change the strategy of warfare. A system of synergies between buildings and resources.