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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 4.15, updated 2026-10-21.
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Dominate the world. One blob at a time.
World domination isn't a very fashionable ambition these days, but that doesn't mean you can't pretend. Strategery is a battle between your pegs and the green, orange, blue, and red blobs that dare to stand in your way.
It's also a little bit of App Store history. Strategery first launched in 2008, back when the App Store was barely a few months old. Macworld named it the Best Strategy Game of 2009. Slate called it their latest iPhone gaming habit. Daring Fireball said the gameplay had a great feel. And a Macworld reviewer named Lex Friedman wrote that there was no game he played on his iPhone more.
That reviewer now makes Strategery. Life is funny.
HOW IT'S PLAYED
The world is made of blobs. Every blob holds pegs — your pegs, ideally. Pick a blob you own, point at a neighboring blob you don't, and roll. More pegs, better odds.…
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This update has two major fixes. Some players found that Strategery used too much battery life on their devices. This update fixes those issues. We love your battery. And one of the biggest feature requests from long-time players: If you use peripheral reinforcement placements, we enforce that computer opponents must do the same. Yay!
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