DustFall Release Date — Date and Price

DustFall release date: the game is already out. Steam lists the launch as October 1, 2026, the appdetails response for app 5018940 reports the title as not coming soon, and the US price recorded in the same snapshot is $1.79, a 10% discount from a $1.99 list price. There is no Early Access banner and no demo. This page collects the timeline, the price situation and the few launch questions the official pages still leave open.

Release date and current status

The store page and the appdetails endpoint agree on October 1, 2026. With that date already in the past, and with the store showing a live purchase option instead of a wishlist button, the game is a released title you can buy and play today rather than an announcement.

Launch fact	Value from Steam, app 5018940
Release date	October 1, 2026
Status	Released, not marked coming soon, no Early Access flag
Developer and publisher	LeoGame
Genre listing	Adventure
Platform	Windows
Price in the US	$1.79, a 10% discount from $1.99
Demo	None listed
Achievements	29 total, with 10 names published

Is DustFall in Early Access?

No. Three separate signals on the official listing point the same way: the appdetails response carries no Early Access flag, the release date is a fixed date rather than a coming-soon placeholder, and the store page presents the game as a finished product with a full price, 29 achievements, a trailer and a published minimum and recommended spec sheet.

One consequence is worth stating plainly, because the store page does not: nothing in the official listing for app 5018940 describes a roadmap, a content plan or post-launch DLC. If you are waiting to see how the game develops after launch, the release-date picture is complete, but the future-content picture is not documented yet. The features page covers what the game ships with today, which is the safer basis for a buying decision.

Price, discounts and editions

There is exactly one purchase option in the appdetails data: package 1740549, labelled "DustFall", carrying a 10% saving and an option text that shows $1.99 struck through to $1.79. No deluxe edition, no bundle and no soundtrack listing appears in the package or DLC fields for this app.

That matters for timing. The 10% figure is what the store snapshot we checked recorded, and the store page does not label whether it is a launch promotion or the standing price. Treat $1.79 as the price at the time of writing and $1.99 as the list price it discounts, then re-check the store page before buying if the exact number changes your decision.

Demo, updates and where to buy

There is no demo. The Steam page for app 5018940 lists no playable demo, and the appdetails response has no demo field, so there is no free trial to test the terrain and the scan before paying.

For anything after launch, the two official channels are the Steam news hub for app 5018940, where LeoGame posts store updates and patch notes, and the community hub, which carries announcements and player discussion. The listing names no external studio website, so Steam is the only official channel the appdetails data provides.

• Steam news hub for app 5018940: patch notes and store updates from the developer.
• Steam community hub for app 5018940: announcements plus player discussion threads.

As for where to buy, the game is sold on Steam for Windows. The platforms page covers what is and is not listed on other stores, system-requirements covers the hardware, and the beginner guide is the place to start once you own it.