Current release status
Our August 3, 2026 review found a small but important storefront mismatch: Steam’s public API displayed an August 3 date while still marking the game as coming soon, while regional coverage and store displays may point to August 4. This commonly reflects unlock timing and time-zone presentation rather than two different game releases.
For that reason, this wiki uses “August 2026” as the stable launch statement and asks readers to check the countdown or purchase state shown by their own platform account. We will replace the caveat with a confirmed available status only after the storefront itself offers the game in that region.
Confirmed platform pages
| Platform | Confirmed destination | What to verify locally |
|---|---|---|
| Windows PC | Steam app 2001760 | Unlock state, price, regional availability, system requirements, and supported languages. |
| PlayStation 5 | PlayStation Store game page | Edition, local release time, price, pre-order state, and account-region availability. |
| Xbox Series X|S | Xbox store search/game page | Console availability, edition, local release time, and any subscription listing shown by Xbox. |
What to check before buying or downloading
Use the store tied to your account region
Release clocks, currencies, tax, ratings, editions, and bonuses can vary. A date shown in another country is not a guarantee for your account.
Confirm the exact platform
The first-party pages support PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. Do not assume an older console, Switch, macOS, or Linux version exists unless an official page adds it.
Read the live requirements
PC specifications and storage needs can change close to launch. The Steam requirements block is the source of record for the Steam build, not a copied pre-release table.
Separate store features from game design
Steam lists achievements, controller support, Steam Cloud, adjustable difficulty, subtitles, and Family Sharing. Those are storefront/platform feature declarations; their implementation details still need hands-on confirmation.
Treat subscription availability as time-sensitive
If Xbox or another service displays a subscription badge, verify it on the official account-facing page. Subscription catalog status can change and should never be inferred from an old announcement.
How to read “coming soon,” pre-order, and available states
A product page can publish a calendar date before the transaction or download state changes in every region. “Coming soon” means the storefront has not opened access for the viewing context; it does not by itself prove a delay. A pre-order button means an edition can be purchased before access, while an available or install action is the stronger evidence that the launch has reached that account and platform.
Store caches and public APIs can also update at different moments. That is why our snapshot records both the displayed date and the still-coming-soon flag instead of selecting the field that produces the neatest headline. When the two disagree, the visible account-facing action is more useful to a player than a copied API date.
If your expected unlock time has passed, refresh the official client, verify the account region, and check the platform status page before assuming the game has been delayed. Avoid third-party executable downloads that claim to bypass a regional wait; this wiki never links to those files.
Editions, bonuses, and subscription labels need live confirmation
Edition names and pre-order bonuses are commercial details, not permanent game mechanics. They can vary by region, disappear after launch, or be presented differently across Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox. Read the contents block on the exact product you are buying and do not infer one platform’s offer from another platform’s page.
The same caution applies to subscription services. A current Xbox page or account client is the authority for any Game Pass or catalog availability shown to you. An old news post or search snippet can remain indexed after the catalog changes. We will date any subscription statement and link to the first-party listing rather than treating it as a timeless feature.
For physical or retailer listings, confirm the platform, region, delivery format, and seller separately. This site’s confirmed platform set does not authenticate a third-party seller or guarantee that a listing includes a particular language, bonus, or upgrade path.
What we will update after the launch state is stable
Once all three platform destinations show a stable available state, this page will record the observed status with a fresh review date. We will compare edition names, supported languages, input features, accessibility declarations, and PC requirements directly from the live stores. Differences will remain platform-specific rather than being merged into a misleading universal list.
We will also verify redirects and official links from more than one region where practical. A platform page that works in the United States can route differently elsewhere, so the guide will continue to label regional destinations and avoid promising that one URL exposes every local offer.
These updates do not require readers to trust an anonymous countdown. Each claim will point to the first-party destination where it can be checked. Historical launch wording may be summarized for context, but current availability, price, and subscription state will always be treated as live store data.
Official store links
The safest route is always the first-party product page. Our links deliberately lead away from this independent wiki, and we do not wrap them in fake download buttons or affiliate redirects. Check the publisher, supported system, and product title before completing a purchase.
