Wildaria FAQ — Platforms, Specs, Pets and Early Access

Wildaria is an Early Access open-world action-adventure RPG from SpaceFudge, released on October 8, 2026 for Windows and macOS on Steam at $13.49 in the US. This FAQ collects the questions that come up most often about platforms, price, hardware, pets and the state of the build, and every answer here is drawn from the store page or the developer's own site rather than from guesswork.

Platforms, Stores and Price

The platform answer is short. Windows and macOS are supported, Linux is not listed, and no console version is documented. Steam is the only store the store page points to, and because SpaceFudge publishes its own game, the official site at wildaria.net is an information and support hub rather than a second storefront.

Question	Documented answer
Platforms	Windows and macOS
Store	Steam only
Consoles	Not listed
US price	$13.49, from $14.99 list
Discount	10 percent at launch
Editions	One
Demo	None listed
Play mode	Single-player

Hardware and Controls

The published system requirements are a Minimum block only, and only for OS, processor and graphics. On Windows that means Windows 7 SP1+, Windows 10 or Windows 11, an x86 or x64 processor with SSE2 support, and DX10, DX11 or DX12 capable graphics. On macOS it means High Sierra 10.13+ with Metal capable Intel or AMD GPUs. No RAM figure, no storage figure and no Recommended tier are published, so those questions are not documented yet.

Controls are better covered. Full controller support is listed with DualShock and DualSense named specifically, and a Keyboard Only Option is also listed, along with adjustable text size, custom volume controls, subtitle options, stereo and surround sound, Playable without Timed Input and Save Anytime. Specific key bindings and remapping are not documented.

Pets, World and Progression

Pets are the core system. You tame any animal with the lasso mini-game to get a companion you can level up, ride into battle and fight alongside, and the store page says pets have elemental abilities. The world is endless and procedurally generated, with biomes containing living creatures, villagers and natural features, and the main quest is built on choices between civilization and nature that lead to different boss fights and allegiances.

• Taming method: the lasso mini-game, effective on any animal.
• Pet functions: level up, ride, fight alongside.
• Character build: 5 fantasy species plus a class skill tree.
• Combat: multiple weapon types, dash-dodging, charged or mana abilities.
• Dungeons: procedural, with dangerous wildlife and Animal Gods.

Wildaria is in Early Access, which answers several more of these questions at once. There is no 1.0 date, no roadmap, no update cadence and no save-compatibility statement for a future version. Multiplayer, mod support and console versions are all absent from the store page rather than confirmed as planned.

For the detail behind these answers, the release date page covers the launch, the system requirements page lists the published specs, and the pets page goes through the companion system in full.