Komutan Downloads & RevenueKomutan · App Store
New release on the charts #70#169 TR Games Paidin 1 of 30 countries2 days old
Komutan is #169 in Games Paid in Turkey and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 9 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperUGUR BERK ERGUN
CategoryGames
Price9.99 TRY
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.0
Age rating12+
First seen by us
9 Nov 2026
9 Nov 2026Full timeline · 4 events
- 🚀Komutan flagged as a released
- 🆕Komutan first spotted by AppInsider#70 in Top Paid · Games · Turkey
- 📦Komutan version 1.0No release notes
- 🆕Komutan released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
0.0 ★
0 ratings
Measured
Best rank now
#169
Games PaidMeasured
Komutan on the App Store
App details
App ID
6824181958
Publisher
UGUR BERK ERGUN
On the store since
Nov 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 16.4+
iPhone 8 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Game Center
Content rating
12+
5 content notes below
Languages
1
EN
Size
118 MB
Also listed in
Adventure
Content notesInfrequent/Mild Profanity or Crude HumourInfrequent/Mild ContestsInfrequent/Mild Realistic ViolenceInfrequent/Mild Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or ReferencesInfrequent/Mild Mature/Suggestive Themes
Where Komutan's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Turkey | GamesPaid | #169 |
Apps near Komutan on the chart
Games Paid, around #169.
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
0.0 ★
0 ratings
Measured
Ratings
0
Measured
About Komutan
The bus stops at the barracks gate. Your head is freshly shaved, a plastic bag in your hand. A voice from inside: "Move it, what are you staring at?"
Your service has begun.
KOMUTAN is a story game where you play an entire military life through cards. Each card shows a character and a question. Swipe right or swipe left. That simple. But every swipe moves four things: how your commanders see you, how much your soldiers trust you, your supplies, and your name.
Drop any one of them to zero and you are out. Push any one to a hundred and you are out too. Obey too much, or rebel too much, and it ends the same way.
EIGHT RANKS, EIGHT LIVES
As a private you decide whether to share a smuggled cigarette. As a corporal, whether to cover for the commander's nephew. As a sergeant on the border, whether to wait for the engineer while your friend stands on a mine. As a lieutenant, whether to sign an illegal order. As a captain, whether to sacrifice an outpost to save a village. As a major in the capital, whether to speak before a parliamentary committee. As a colonel you draw the map of an operation, and names end up under it. As a general, the country shakes and everyone looks at you.
THE PAST FINDS YOU
The soldier you sold out in chapter one shows up on television in chapter five. The boy you let go in chapter three is a private in your brigade by chapter seven. The bribe you took is laid on the table six chapters later. The game tracks more than a hundred hidden flags, remembers what you did, and sends the bill when the time is right.
TWELVE ENDINGS
You can become the Marshal: the man who walked into the square unarmed and kept the army in its barracks. The Coup Leader: the one who read the declaration, whose statue went up and came down. The Politician: who took off the uniform and climbed the podium. The Retiree: who did nothing and went back to his mother's village. Or you die on the way: in a riverbed, on a mine, on the stairs of your quarters, by the bullets of your own officers.
Every ending is a medal. Collect them all in the gallery.
WHO YOU WILL MEET
The company commander who thinks you are soft. Serkan, grinning with a cigarette behind his ear. Kerem, who trusts his uncle more than you. Lieutenant Arda, who fakes combat reports for promotion. The village teacher asking for pencils. The smuggler boss who has used the same road for twenty years. Major Selim, whose notebook holds everyone's signature. General Tuncer, who writes fifteen casualties instead of forty. And your eighty-year-old mother, calling to say: "Never raise a weapon for anyone."
HOW TO PLAY
• Swipe the card right or left
• Watch four bars: Discipline, Morale, Supplies, Reputation
• Never let one hit zero or a hundred
• Survive the chapter finale to get promoted
• Die, start over, choose differently
FEATURES
• 8 chapters, 120+ cards, 60+ characters
• A flag system that remembers your decisions
• Random events that change every run
• 12 endings, 4 main paths
• Original music
Your service has begun.
KOMUTAN is a story game where you play an entire military life through cards. Each card shows a character and a question. Swipe right or swipe left. That simple. But every swipe moves four things: how your commanders see you, how much your soldiers trust you, your supplies, and your name.
Drop any one of them to zero and you are out. Push any one to a hundred and you are out too. Obey too much, or rebel too much, and it ends the same way.
EIGHT RANKS, EIGHT LIVES
As a private you decide whether to share a smuggled cigarette. As a corporal, whether to cover for the commander's nephew. As a sergeant on the border, whether to wait for the engineer while your friend stands on a mine. As a lieutenant, whether to sign an illegal order. As a captain, whether to sacrifice an outpost to save a village. As a major in the capital, whether to speak before a parliamentary committee. As a colonel you draw the map of an operation, and names end up under it. As a general, the country shakes and everyone looks at you.
THE PAST FINDS YOU
The soldier you sold out in chapter one shows up on television in chapter five. The boy you let go in chapter three is a private in your brigade by chapter seven. The bribe you took is laid on the table six chapters later. The game tracks more than a hundred hidden flags, remembers what you did, and sends the bill when the time is right.
TWELVE ENDINGS
You can become the Marshal: the man who walked into the square unarmed and kept the army in its barracks. The Coup Leader: the one who read the declaration, whose statue went up and came down. The Politician: who took off the uniform and climbed the podium. The Retiree: who did nothing and went back to his mother's village. Or you die on the way: in a riverbed, on a mine, on the stairs of your quarters, by the bullets of your own officers.
Every ending is a medal. Collect them all in the gallery.
WHO YOU WILL MEET
The company commander who thinks you are soft. Serkan, grinning with a cigarette behind his ear. Kerem, who trusts his uncle more than you. Lieutenant Arda, who fakes combat reports for promotion. The village teacher asking for pencils. The smuggler boss who has used the same road for twenty years. Major Selim, whose notebook holds everyone's signature. General Tuncer, who writes fifteen casualties instead of forty. And your eighty-year-old mother, calling to say: "Never raise a weapon for anyone."
HOW TO PLAY
• Swipe the card right or left
• Watch four bars: Discipline, Morale, Supplies, Reputation
• Never let one hit zero or a hundred
• Survive the chapter finale to get promoted
• Die, start over, choose differently
FEATURES
• 8 chapters, 120+ cards, 60+ characters
• A flag system that remembers your decisions
• Random events that change every run
• 12 endings, 4 main paths
• Original music
Latest updates
1.0
