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Deny an insurance claim, save the world. Ledgerbound is a hilarious, narrative-driven tactical RPG/dating sim filled with all your favorite epic fantasy activities: battling evil enemies, filling out paperwork, rescuing your company from financial ruin, pursuing HR-approved relationships, and more!
Ledgerbound is a rpg, story rich and comedy game
developed and published by OmniMegaSuperCorp.
Released on August 13th 2026 is available on Windows, MacOS, Steam Deck and Steam Machine.
It has received 584 reviews of which 543 were positive and 41 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.7 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 30.49€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)
- Processor: Intel Core i5-4460 / AMD FX-6300 or equivalent
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti / AMD Radeon R7 370 (2GB VRAM)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX-compatible sound card
- VR Support: NA
- Additional Notes: Performs best on aspect ratios from 16:10 - 21:9.
MacOS
- OS: macOS 12 Monterey
- Processor: Apple M1
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Apple M1 integrated GPU
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- Sound Card: Any compatible sound device
- Additional Notes: Performs best on aspect ratios from 16:10 - 21:9.
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First, an eepling in the room. I wonder why there's no ESRB rating for this game, but I'd say it's 17+. BSTS. This game is 66% visual novel (+ date sim), 33% turn-based strategy, which is a horrible combination if you ask me. Even more tags in steam list. So, how does all this works together? [*] Wonderful Voice Acting accompanied by Strong Character Development [*] Quality and Level (!= Volume) of Details in every aspect of the Game [*] Humor is Good (although not always Right) Thanks to these elements, all genres of the game are kept perfectly intertwined. It leaves an impression of a theatrical play. A good one. With nice sweets in intermissions. Try it. Demo is quite lengthy, but it doesn't transfer saves (for me it didn't). So, be careful. I'd recommend to watch a 45-60 mins of a youtube stream to decide if the game is for you. Also, Huzzah of the Year.
I did really enjoy this game, it has a lot of things that make it hard to love. (light spoilers ahead) First and foremost the best part of this game are the characters and voice acting. The voice acting is top notch and they really do a great job bringing these characters to life. I liked just about every character and even some of the ones I didn't like at first really grew on me. You can date all your party members too and the romances all feel good. When you can endear me to the stinky crazy rat guy, you've really done something right (but none shine in comparison to my beloved Jazz). While you can be polyamorous in this game, I feel like it's done as a bit of an after thought. By the end of the game it felt like only one of them was acknowledged at all. None of the other characters really seem to care and mostly feels like you're just the center of a harem where they only like you and don't care about the others. There's 2 party members that are strictly monogamous. (Idk if there's story reasons for it, and i'm not gonna replay the game TWICE to figure that out) so why not let them all be dateable together at that point? The only one of the two that has an outcome to you not dating them monogamously is Avarice who ends up dating his butler which I thought was a cute development . So it really makes the fact that the other monogamous one has nothing besides for some "feels like he has a crush and doesn't want to admit it" energy accentuate that after-thought feeling. The story and writing itself was pretty good. The jokes were consistently funny throughout out and man is this game horny. They really showcased it in the ads, but it really doesn't prepare you for HOW horny the game can be. It's not a bad thing and leads to a lot of crude/vulgar jokes (and some borderline smut with the romances (; ) which I found funny but I know certain people would get tried of that humor quickly. I thought the ending was a little anti-climactic and the game leads you into the "not so great" ending without much explanation and really undoes a lot of character development by doing that. But you can just reload your game file and get the good ending right? NOPE. That brings me to my biggest issue with this game. A Visual Novel/RPG/Dating Sim not having save slots is absolutely baffling. Want to see all the character interactions? Nope gotta replay the entire game to see that. There's this weird obsession with 'no re-dos" that the devs were really committed to. It would be one thing if it were a togglable option, but you're forced into accepting every decision you make, good or bad. This philosophy carries into the gameplay as well. It's a tactics game with a simple rock, paper. scissors combat. While the gameplay itself is fine, it's easy enough but can be overly punishing on mistakes whether they be blunders or accidents. The whole "no re-dos" applies here too. Accidentally move your character to the wrong square? Gotta deal with it. Enemy got a random crit and killed your guy? Sucks to suck. Fail the challenge where you need to kill a unit with a certain unit but the enemy AI goes to attack a random character and gets counter-attacked by a different character and dies? Guess you'll have to do this battle over later. While I'm not usually a fan of tactics games, it's relatively easy. A little too easy. While the bonus objectives can be tough, (a little frustrating at times if you really wanna get the mastery achievements) completing the battles is easy. The game starts adding in more challenge towards the end, but that's it. It felt like the game was gonna be longer and start ramping up the difficulty but you get to the end and the final boss is a pushover and the game is over. There's also a handful of bugs that really hamper enjoyment. Sometimes character dialogue is so quiet that you can barely hear it, dialogue gets randomly cut off, or the dialogue doesn't match up with what's being said. I enjoyed most of this game with the dialogue on auto-play and almost every time a " . . . " dialogue came up it wouldn't auto play and I would have to click it and that would sometimes also skip the upcoming dialogue too. Which there's a conversation log now (which wasn't there on launch) so that has alleviated that issue a bit but is still annoying. They've been releasing a lot of post-launch patches, so hopefully a lot of these will be fixed. Overall despite some of the negative things I had to say, I really enjoyed this game and look forward to any sequels or DLC they may do with Ledgerbound in the future. I really enjoyed my time and hope they take the feedback and use it on the next one.
Ledgerbound is a great game, absolutely worth the money. I spent around 23 hours on my first playthrough and i had a great time. The characters are all have super fun personalities, make fun jokes and have silly little subvesions where it makes sense. You unlock them progressivly throughout the game, and it never failed to excite me when i got a new party member, but you also get your last member early enough for you to build a propper connection with them. Voice Acting The voice acting is amazing together with well written dialoge and a voiced narrator makes every conversation fun to be part of. It also makes it painful when you dont have the ability to talk to everyone. Difficulty Difficulty was an awkward one for me. I started out on a higher difficulty (the one over lunar i think, cant remember name of it), but ended up turning it down. The challenge was fun, but the game also forces resource management beween time, burnout and dialog with all the fun characters. The game has a few side objectives hidden until relevant in a combat, and a tendancy to one-shot or crit you which would be fine if it didnt cost more resouces afterwards. I think the higher difficulties are probvably good for a fully run where you dont care about dialog, but if youre exploring the romance (or want to complete side objectives for pretty Shareholder) i think the lunar one is all good. Iron Man Mode Theres also the fact that the game has Iron Man mode style saving, not letting you load back in a game where it would be fun for some of the conversations, this is especially annoying when you've spent 20+ hours on the save and you cant see what the other option for the ending wouldve looked lie (i felt like i chose the bad ending). Im gonna be honest, missing that one shareholder meeting bummed me out. Music Thats the harsh out of the way. Now back to the good stuff. The music in this game is so well done. It reuses the same battletheme for most of game, but the variations still keep it fresh enough, and some of the other pieces are just so cool (im looking at you joy's theme). So good to the point im listening to it in the background while writing this review (and playing deadlock ngl) The Vibes Im gonna be honest. I went into this only having watched a few tictoc ads that showed the cool characters, and the game was significantly more horny than i expected (not necessarily bad thing). What stood out to me is how well done the characers are made into their silly stereotypes, and overly hornyness at times, yet the game balances so well out with alot of genuine moments of kinship. For a game where you can romance a stinky homeless man that stinky homeless man really be jerking your heart. And the same goes for every character. The romances are really fun, and the characters mostly being polyamorous so that you can talk you your favorite babes (that includes the boys too) makes the game alot of fun. My favorite part about it though has to be the way you lock in if you want to be romantic with a character or not early on in the relation, and if you lock platonic, you can still get some really awesome scenes with those characters that differ from the romance ones. Burnout & Time In conjunction with the iron man mode style saving, the burnout and time systems really add a fun resource management to the game that i really enjoyed despite wanting to talk to all my party members, its a really cool idea and its really flavorfully done. Combat Combat looks very simple on the surface, common rock, paper, scissors with the elements, and a bit of Melee vs Ranged vs Magic to spice it up, but with the amount of custumization you get in camp together with the unique abilities the enemies get, you actually have a bit of depth to how you want your characters to play. Also subclasses, but they also feel a bit wierd considering once your locked into a class its locked. No testing and trying to figure out what you like. Summary All in all i really enjoyed the experience, and i would deffinetly recommend the game. Im probably going to replay the game at some point to romance other characters than the ones i did first playthrough. The game has its struggles if your goal is just to experience everything, but the experiences you do get are top level.
Finished the game. Good Humor, fun simple combat mechanics, A lot of small bugs, and the ending screen is locked. Didn't really like the ending I got, and its not obvious what choices I could have made to change it. Still if this is the studios first project, then I am looking forward to their next project.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ledgerbound is currently priced at 30.49€ on Steam.
No, Ledgerbound is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 30.49€ on Steam.
Yes, Ledgerbound received 543 positive votes out of a total of 584 achieving a rating of 8.67.
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Ledgerbound was developed and published by OmniMegaSuperCorp.
Yes, Ledgerbound is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, Ledgerbound is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
No, Ledgerbound is not playable on Linux.
Yes, Ledgerbound is playable on Steam Deck, though it might require a few minor tweaks. Make sure to check the Steam store page and community feedback on ProtonDB for exact compatibility details.
Yes, Ledgerbound is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, Ledgerbound does not support VR.
Ledgerbound is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 2 DLCs available for Ledgerbound. Explore additional content available for Ledgerbound on Steam.
No, Ledgerbound does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Ledgerbound does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Ledgerbound is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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OmniMegaSuperCorp
Publisher
OmniMegaSuperCorp
Release
13 Aug 2026
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