Dune: Imperium

Dune: Imperium

by Dire Wolf Digital LLC

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468 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 13, 2024
  • June 29, 2026

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Engage in strategic warfare and political intrigue on the desert planet Arrakis. This award-winning board game adaptation blends deck-building and worker placement mechanics. Compete against AI, other players online, or face unique challenges and rotating game modes.

Deck-building mechanics
Worker placement strategy
Online multiplayer
Local AI battles
Unique challenges
Rotating Skirmish Mode
Achievement system
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What's New in Dune

4.0.9

June 29, 2026

The sandworms stir. Covert spies infiltrate the desert planet under deep cover. The spice flows stronger than ever, and beneath it all, everything points to the escalation of war. An insurrection looms on the horizon, and it’s coming your way in Dune: Imperium – Uprising. Dune: Imperium - Uprising expansion includes the following: - New board - New mechanics - Sandworms - Contracts - Spies - 9 Leaders - 69 Imperium Deck cards - 44 Intrigue cards - 16 Conflict cards - A new reserve card - Prepare the Way - CHOAM Module - 10 Challenges - Uprising Skirmish rule and scoring mods - New Achievements Bug Fixes - Tech Tile count now displays correctly when a stack is emptied - Tech Tile tray now automatically opens when you’re being prompted to activate something from it - Troop Transports prompt should be more clearly when using it outside of normal turn timings - You can no longer buy Duncan Idaho too early in the second Tutorial - Added warning when an acquire ability couldn’t be used due to hitting supply limits - Shadout Mapes’s reveal ability now accounts for the player gaining troops during the reveal turn - Fixed timing for winning the Economic Supremacy conflict with a Dreadnought to work better with additional rulesets - Lisan Al Gaib now reveals for the proper amount of persuasion - Replacement Eyes no longer requires cards in deck or discard for its ability to be used - Research track space that trashes an Intrigue card to gain an Intrigue card and draw a card now doesn’t require cards in deck or discard to select - Helena player can now use Tleilaxu Master to acquire cards set aside via Manipulate - Acquire icon is now consistent across expansions - Advancing on the Tleilaxu track to gain an Intrigue card now displays in the proper order - Improved ability to deploy Dreadnoughts on tablet devices - Various localization fixes and improvements We’re grateful for your continued support in helping shape Dune: Imperium into the best experience possible. If you encounter any issues, unexpected behavior, or have feedback to share, please contact us through the in-game feedback tool or by email at support@direwolfdigital.com. Thanks for playing Dune: Imperium. Join the struggle. Join the Uprising!

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Dune: Imperium - Rise of Ix

The award-winning first expansion.

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Top Paid

📈 15+1

Board games

This game rose +1 position in Board games chart.

Last updated on July 21, 2026.

Top Paid

The game has maintained its position at 50 recently.

Last updated on July 21, 2026.

Top Paid

📈 153+1

Games

This game rose +1 position in Games chart.

Last updated on July 21, 2026.

Top Grossing

📉 188-3

Board games

This game dropped -3 positions in Board games chart.

Last updated on July 21, 2026.

User reviews

Best digital game

This is one of the most popular board games of all time and this is simply one of the best digital adaptations ever. Have played it hundres of times, the Uprising expansion and Ic expansions are superb. Good AI opponents make it a relatively quick (under 30 min) game once you know what you’re doing
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So good!

Just like the real thing - great job devs!

Buggiest app on my phone

By far the buggiest app, let alone game app, on my phone. Controls are often unresponsive, I need to restart the app to see my opponents moves, and the loading times are significant. Also it does not work on some WiFi.

Great game, one minor thing to fix

I really wish they would fix the network connection issue for a async play when you leave the app in the background. I have to completely kill the app and reopen it every time. It’s my turn on iOS.

Brilliant

It plays so well .. as a board game it’s amazing and this port is excellent .. great job guys .. the sound effects really add to the game too..

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Intrigue card issues

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Inconsistent login credentials

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Notification problems

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Victory points reset bug

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Requested Features

4 requests

Controller support

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Pass and play mode

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Ability to choose leaders

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Expand card detail visibility

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FAQ

What kind of game is Dune: Imperium?

Dune: Imperium is a strategy board game that combines deck-building and worker placement mechanics. Players navigate the world of Dune, making decisions about political alliances, military might, economic strength, and intrigue to control the Imperium.

How can I play Dune: Imperium?

You can play Dune: Imperium online against other players, locally against AI opponents, or tackle over a dozen unique challenges. There's also a rotating Skirmish Mode for varied gameplay experiences.

Is Dune: Imperium free to play?

The app is free to download and play, but it does offer in-app purchases. These purchases may unlock additional content or features within the game.

What platforms is Dune: Imperium available on?

While the description doesn't explicitly state platform availability, it is presented as a mobile application, suggesting it is likely available on iOS and Android devices.

What are the main strategic elements of the game?

The game blends deck-building, where players acquire and use cards to enhance their abilities, with worker placement, where players strategically assign units to different locations on the board to gain resources and take actions. Players must balance political influence, military power, economic development, and espionage.