What Would You Buy to Play?
Epic labels the upcoming Windows product as a Base Game; Steam likewise shows the game's unreleased listing. Neither store currently sells that base game. Adding it to a wishlist records interest and can help you find the later listing, but it does not grant ownership, download access or a price lock. The developer's separate playtest waitlist is an application for possible testing, not a purchase or entitlement to the final game.
No other edition, bundle or paid add-on is displayed on the checked official listings. That is today's product state, not a promise that the eventual launch will have only one edition. If editions appear later, compare whether each actually contains the base game and what the extra cost adds before choosing. The release date details explain the difference between the planned PC window and access available now.
Current Stores and Offers
There is no current official quote to compare: the exact game listings on Steam and Epic are not purchasable. The developer links to those two PC stores; it does not publish a priced direct-sale or authorized retail offer. A separate third-party alert page displayed a JPY 0.00 placeholder alongside “soon” and “TBA,” without a checkout price or verified publisher authorization. That placeholder is not evidence that the game is free or an authorized discount.
| Channel | Current game listing | Purchase decision |
|---|---|---|
| Steam | Planned 2027 release; wishlist only; no displayed price | You cannot buy the full game there yet. |
| Epic Games Store | Windows Base Game; Coming Soon; wishlist only; no displayed price | You cannot buy the base game there yet. |
Because no verified offer is on sale, there is no meaningful “cheapest authorized store” today. When a purchasable listing appears, the comparison needs to match the same base game, platform, activation region and buyer conditions; a different edition or a store alert would not be a like-for-like price.
Regional Prices and Price History
No local official sale price is currently published in the checked listings. Steam's visible product page has no amount, and a reliable local price could not be confirmed for the checked US, UK, German, Spanish, Japanese, Brazilian, Canadian, Korean, Chinese or Australian store scopes. Epic's listing is also unpriced. There is therefore no genuine local price table, currency comparison or basis for calling one region cheaper. A price in another currency, when one exists, would need to be the actual local store quote rather than a conversion.
There is also no verified dated price series for the same product and region. Without an amount on sale, a current discount, historical low or “wait for the next sale” calculation cannot be made. An empty or still-loading history source cannot prove that a price never existed; it simply does not give a usable comparison now.
Will Extras, Subscriptions or Group Play Change the Cost?
The checked official product pages do not announce paid DLC, an upgrade pack, a bundle or in-game purchase terms. They also do not establish Game Pass, PS Plus or another subscription route to this game. Do not plan on a subscription replacing a purchase until a specific game entitlement is announced. There is no announced future price increase or decrease to time a purchase around.
The game is described as a four-player competitive experience, but that does not establish how many licences a group will need. No verified friend pass, host-only purchase rule or multiplayer pack is published, and the base price itself is unknown. Multiplying four players by an invented price would not tell your group its real cost. For now, wishlisting the official PC listing is the concrete next step; wait for an actual price and licence terms before deciding what to buy.