Two Steam apps with different purposes

The full-game page is the place to check the planned October 30, 2026 release and current purchase status. The separate demo page provides the playable opening. Their different app IDs are a straightforward way to confirm which version a link refers to.

A review, achievement list or video may refer specifically to the demo. Check that context before applying its information to the complete adventure. A guide labelled as a demo run should be read alongside the demo page rather than as proof of a retail walkthrough.

Listed minimum PC requirements

The collected Steam material lists Windows 10 and a quad-core Intel Core i5 at 2.5 GHz. The stated minimum memory is 4 GB RAM, with an NVIDIA GTX 760 or AMD RX 560 graphics card. DirectX 11 and 1,500 MB of available storage complete the listed minimum specification.

These are publisher-provided requirements rather than measured frame-rate results. Compare the listed components with your own machine before downloading. The minimum table answers whether the store specifies your class of hardware, not how every graphics setting will perform.

Achievements and Steam Cloud

The full-game store lists Steam achievements and Steam Cloud. The demo also has its own five-achievement set. Keep those separate when following a completion checklist so that progress in one application is not confused with the other.

The demo achievements include reaching the end, collecting different damage types, visiting a shop, consuming a mysterious meal and completing the bestiary. Those objectives give the opening slice several distinct goals. The demo achievement guide explains their documented requirements without mixing them into the Xbox full-game list.

What you can try before release

The demo is a free way to sample the opening region, a selection of weapons, the first dungeon and a boss. The publisher estimates about one hour for most players. Exploration and achievement goals make that an estimate for the introduction rather than a strict timer.

The larger game advertises an interconnected island and equipment-driven combat. Endu’s role in moving between platforms is part of that broader adventure. Read full-game feature counts as retail promises rather than as a catalogue of the free slice.

Finding the right next guide

Use the download page for a short installation route, the demo walkthrough for opening objectives and the combat guide for the underlying systems. Return to the official Steam store for changing price or availability. This keeps technical buying details and gameplay preparation easy to find without duplicating the same guide.

Sources

Official product details and published records used for this guide. Player accounts are identified as community material; demo coverage is kept separate from the full game.

  1. Official Steam full-game listing
  2. Official Steam demo listing
  3. Shacknews — release-date report