Goblin Nest hands you a resurrected species and a housekeeping problem. Lilith, Daughter of Hell, has brought goblins back from extinction; your job is to build their nest, grow their population, and help her rebuild Evil to restore balance to the world. That comeback runs on gold, rations, and the mood of the population, with raids supplying loot and captured enemies.
BadColor’s single-player resource management game connects an expanding home base to a campaign of taking over the land. The ambition is infernal, but the work starts with cell placement: arranging a growing nest into a multilayer, self-sustaining factory.
Evil Needs a Floor Plan
Arrange cells to make the nest more efficient, while keeping an eye on mood, gold, and rations. Every expansion gives you more space—and more inhabitants to support.
There are more than 30 unique cells, and you can edit and personalize each one. Decoration sits alongside the efficiency work, with clothing toggles for individual parts adding another layer of customization. Even a goblin comeback has room for an aesthetic.
Bring Home More Than Loot
You send units out on raids to attack villages and return with loot and defeated enemies. Those expeditions support population growth, tying what happens outside the nest to the operation you are building within it.
Combine blueprints to unlock new cells. Progress also opens up more monster and enemy species to add to the operation.
Heroines and Adult Content
Unique enemy Heroines serve as special capture targets during raids.
The adult content includes erotic poses, clothing customization, explicit language, sexual comments, and sex scenes involving goblins. Content note: the game includes nonconsensual sexual content and BDSM. All characters are identified as 18 or older.
Moving Into the Nest
Goblin Nest uses mouse controls, with the keyboard optional. Steam achievements and Steam Cloud support accompany its single-player structure.
BadColor developed Goblin Nest, with Shady Corner Games publishing. It released on March 26, 2026, for Windows. The regular US price was $6.99 when checked.
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