
Current store snapshot
Steam price, discount, review totals and store categories can change without a game patch. This page records a dated Aug 7, 2026 snapshot so editors can update it cleanly later.
Use the live store page for purchase decisions. The wiki should not turn a temporary sale or review count into a permanent headline.
| Field | Captured value | Source note |
|---|---|---|
| Release date | Aug 4, 2026 | Steam API and official launch materials. |
| Developer / publisher | House House / Panic | Official site, Press Kit and Steam. |
| Steam US price | $14.99 final price, $19.99 initial price, 25% discount | Live Steam appdetails API checked Aug 7, 2026. |
| Steam review signal | Very Positive; 5,549 positive, 578 negative, 6,127 total in the Steam reviews API | Live Steam appreviews API checked Aug 7, 2026. |
| Steam review caveat | Review totals change continuously and different Steam endpoints can expose different counts. | Use the capture date rather than treating any count as permanent. |
| Steam platform flags | Windows true, macOS true, Linux false | Steam-specific flags; official pages also list PS5, Nintendo Switch 2 and Mac App Store. |
| Genre | Adventure | Steam genre field. |
Supported interface languages
Steam currently lists 14 supported interface languages. Keep this separate from voice or subtitle claims unless the store page adds those fields explicitly.
| Language group | Steam-listed languages |
|---|---|
| English and Western Europe | English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain |
| Americas and regional variants | Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America |
| Asia-Pacific | Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese |
| Other listed languages | Polish, Russian, Turkish |
Store categories to reuse carefully
Steam categories include online co-op, cross-platform multiplayer, Steam achievements, full controller support, camera comfort, color alternatives, adjustable difficulty, playable without timed input, Steam Cloud and family sharing.
Use those categories as store metadata, not as replacement wording for official FAQ details. For example, the official FAQ remains the authority for no matchmaking, host-owned saves, join codes and accessibility challenge skips.