Olympus 2249 Release Date — Date and Price

Olympus 2249 released on October 6, 2026, launching directly into Early Access on Windows for $19.99. It is a single-player, turn-based cRPG from Dieselship Studio, which is both the developer and the publisher. Because the game is in Early Access, that date marks the start of the playable build rather than a finished 1.0 release. The details below come from the official Steam store page and the public appdetails feed.

When Olympus 2249 released

The Steam appdetails response for appid 5094490 lists a release date of October 6, 2026 and reports coming_soon as false, which means the page was already live as a purchasable product rather than a pre-order. Dieselship Studio handled both development and publishing.

That makes Olympus 2249 a very recent release, and the practical consequence is that most system details, patch notes and roadmap items are still being written up. The official store page is the only first-party source, since no separate studio website is listed.

Item	Documented value
Release date	October 6, 2026
Status	Early Access (playable)
Price (US)	$19.99
Platforms	Windows only
Developer / Publisher	Dieselship Studio
Demo	Not listed (to confirm)

What Early Access means here

Early Access is listed as one of the game's genres, alongside Adventure, Indie and RPG. That means the October 2026 build ships with the full core loop but is still being expanded. The store description says the game gives you a deep toolbox to experiment with even in Early Access, and it names crafting, stealth, desert storms, radiation and poison zones, a day/night cycle, an armor system, dismemberment and procedural enemy and loot generation.

What is not documented yet is a roadmap: the store page does not state how long Early Access will last, how many major updates are planned, or a target date for 1.0. Treat any schedule you see elsewhere as unverified until Dieselship Studio posts it on the official news hub.

Price, editions and regional availability

The US price is $19.99 with no launch discount shown. Steam shows a single standard edition, so there is no documented deluxe, collector or upgrade package at this time. Prices for other currencies are not documented in the source used here.

The game supports English, French, German, Spanish (Spain), Polish, Russian and Simplified Chinese. If you want the store-by-store and controller detail, the platforms page covers it, and the system requirements page lists the official minimum and recommended specs.

What is still not documented

Several things people ask about after a release simply are not in the official source yet. Console versions are not documented: Steam lists Windows only. A demo is not listed either, so you cannot try before buying based on what the store page shows (to confirm). DLC and season pass content are not documented, and no review score is published on the store page.

Post-launch patch timing is also not documented yet, so the safest way to check is the official news hub rather than a third-party summary.

Where to check official updates

Anything that changes about the release will appear on the Steam news hub or the community hub first. If you are buying now, the beginner guide covers the opening hours and the achievements page lists the trophy names that are already public.