A wishlist opens
You can register interest in a store release. This is a visibility milestone; it does not provide a copy of the game.
Wishlist announcementRead the current target without confusing a development video, demo or wishlist announcement with a launch.
Last checkedYou can register interest in a store release. This is a visibility milestone; it does not provide a copy of the game.
Wishlist announcementA particular version becomes accessible under its own instructions. Its availability does not settle the launch date or the features of a later store edition.
Developer's project pageA release announcement and the store’s availability should agree. Check the edition, platform and date in that announcement before treating a countdown elsewhere as reliable.
Steam listingA project page can use its own status labels while a different storefront is preparing a later release. Similarly, a video published this month may show a build recorded much earlier.
For a launch question, ask what the date belongs to: the upload, the build, the announcement or the store release. The development index keeps the first two distinct whenever the source supplies both.
No. A first-quarter target spans January, February and March. It is a planning window, not a promise of the first day of the quarter.
A demo or early build can be available while a store release is still pending. Check which product and channel an announcement describes before treating it as a launch.
That label belongs to the itch.io project page. The same page describes development and directs demo access elsewhere; it does not establish that the Steam edition has launched.
Only a dated developer announcement could justify one. Until then, this guide keeps the release window visible without inventing a day or countdown.