Delverium Steam — Price, Demo, Requirements and Store Facts

Is Delverium on Steam, and What State Is It In?

Yes, and it is a genuine Early Access release rather than a finished game wearing the label. Delverium is one Steam app, appid 2710040, developed and published by Sagestone Games, and the store lists it as Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG and Early Access. It released straight into Early Access on 21 September 2026 for Windows, at $12.49 before a 20% launch discount, and the store's own Early Access block states that the build is fully playable and contains the core loops, progression, split screen and online co-op, fishing, cosmetics, lore, full controller support and multiple localisations.

Two things about that framing are worth taking literally. First, the developer describes the Early Access version as containing plenty of content that is hard to find, and named player guidance and content discoverability as the top priority for the first updates. Second, the store notes are explicit that the base price will rise during Early Access and possibly again at 1.0, so the promotional price is a real discount on a planned trajectory rather than a permanent price point.

What the store page says is already in the build, in the developer's own words:

• The core loops. Gathering, building, farming, crafting and dungeon combat, with progression in place.
• Co-op both ways. Split screen and online co-op are described as being in the Early Access version at launch.
• The side systems. Fishing, cosmetics and lore are named as included rather than planned.
• Controller support and localisation. Full controller support is a listed feature and multiple languages ship at launch, per the app details.
• Achievements. Fifteen are live, which the official app details and the launch announcement both confirm.

Store field	Value
App ID	2710040 (the free demo is a separate app, 3426800)
Developer and publisher	Sagestone Games, self-published
Release date	Sep 21, 2026 — same day as the Early Access release date
Store genres	Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG, Early Access
Supported OS	Windows only (64-bit); macOS and Linux are not supported
Achievements	15, per the official app details

Price, Discount and Bundles

The pricing is the part of the store page that changes most often, so here is the snapshot with its date attached.

Item	Detail
Base price (US)	$12.49
Launch price (US)	$9.99 with a 20% discount
Discount type	A 14-day release offer; the store marks the introductory offer as ending October 5
Other currencies	The developer quoted £9.49 / €11.99 before discount and £7.59 / €9.59 during it
Free demo	Yes, a separate free app on Steam
Bundles	Necesse + Delverium, Tinkerlands + Delverium and Allumeria + Delverium
Future pricing	The developer states the base price will rise gradually during Early Access, with a possible small increase at 1.0

The bundles are worth checking before you buy, because the store's own announcement says you get the extra bundle discount on Delverium if you already own one of the partner games. Necesse, Tinkerlands and Allumeria are all survival crafting titles in the same shelf space, so if one of them is already in your library the bundle is the cheaper route in.

Should You Play the Free Demo First?

There is a free demo and it is worth an hour before you spend anything. It is a separate Steam app rather than a time-limited trial, and the developer updated it immediately before launch with the latest fixes and balance work so that it reflects the Early Access build more closely; the content itself did not change substantially, but combat and progression balance were refined. The demo is described by the developer as a small but generous slice of the early game.

The save rules are the detail people get caught by:

• Character saves can be imported. The option appears before you start a game for the first time, and only if the demo and a valid demo character save are installed on the same PC.
• World saves cannot. Demo world saves are not compatible with the full game, so anything you built in the demo world stays there.
• A fresh character is the recommendation. The developer recommends starting a brand new character for the best Early Access experience, even though the import exists because players asked for it.

System Requirements on Steam

The listed requirements are unusually light, which fits a pixel-art top-down game and is part of why the handheld story works.

Component	Minimum	Recommended
OS	Windows 10 64-bit	Windows 10 64-bit
Processor	Intel Core i3 or AMD Ryzen 3	Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5
Memory	4 GB RAM	8 GB RAM
Graphics	Intel HD 4000 / GeForce GT 420 / Radeon HD 5500	Intel Iris Xe / GeForce GTX 750 / Radeon HD 7770
DirectX	Version 11	Version 11
Storage	350 MB available space	500 MB available space

Both tiers require a 64-bit processor and operating system, and there is no macOS or Linux entry in the official app details at all, so this is a Windows-only listing rather than a Windows-first one.

Store Features: Co-op, Achievements, Controller and Deck

The feature categories on the store page are the clearest statement of what the game supports, and they are more specific than the marketing text.

Store feature category	What it means here
Single-player	Solo play is a fully supported configuration
Multi-player, Co-op, Online Co-op	Up to eight players in the same world, per the developer's launch announcement
Shared/Split Screen Co-op, Shared/Split Screen	Four-player local split screen on one PC
Steam Achievements	15 achievements, added with the Early Access release
Full controller support, DualShock and DualSense support	Playable end to end on a gamepad, with PlayStation pad support listed separately
Steam Cloud	Character and world saves sync through Steam
Remote Play Together	Invite a friend into a local co-op session remotely
Family Sharing	The library can be shared within a Steam family
Adjustable Difficulty	The pacing levers live in difficulty options rather than survival meters
Custom Volume Controls, Stereo Sound, Playable without Timed Input	Accessibility and audio options listed alongside the gameplay features

The developer's pre-launch announcement confirms official Steam Deck verification, which makes the handheld and controller categories meaningful rather than nominal: full controller support, solid performance and what he described as a great handheld experience.

Languages, Reviews and Support

The official app details list eleven supported languages: English, Japanese, French, German, Spanish (Spain), Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Simplified Chinese, Ukrainian and Traditional Chinese. The developer's note on the full version says language support may expand as the game grows.

The store's user review summary at the time of writing reads Very Positive with 136 reviews and 86% positive. Because the game launched within the last week, that number moves daily and should be treated as to confirm rather than a settled score; there is no documented scored critic review for the game, only previews and news coverage. For direct support, the official app details list admin@sagestonegames.com as the support contact, and the developer points players at the official Discord and the Steam discussions for feedback and bug reports.