Source: Official Steam page / Cornfield Games. Game media © Cornfield Games.
Finding the correct Steam page
Use the official Steam source below to open the main game listing. The product name and Cornfield Games credit identify the game covered by this wiki. The application number provides an additional way to distinguish it from unrelated products containing 404 in their names.
Gamepressure and SteamDB corroborate the main product’s identity. Both are useful secondary references when a search returns several similarly named pages. The official storefront remains the direct destination for wishlisting and checking purchase availability.
The verified PC platform
The checked store listing provides Windows requirements. Gamepressure also identifies the platform as PC Windows. Together, those sources establish the PC release covered by this article.
A Steam product page does not by itself establish support for every operating system or handheld. The collected evidence does not verify native macOS, native Linux or Steam Deck certification. Those labels should come from an explicit compatibility statement rather than the mere presence of a Steam page.
Main game and demo applications
Application 4094350 is the main game. Application 4744250 identifies the demo, whose public window began on June 14, 2026. Treat them as separate listings when reading database records or older promotional coverage.
The developer scheduled the demo to leave public access at the end of June. No demo button was visible on the main page checked in October. A database entry for the demo records its identity and history, rather than guaranteeing a current download.
Reading the Early Access listing
Steam described the main game as coming to Early Access on October 16, 2026. That was still a planned release when the research was checked on October 15. The release-date article explains why older July and September dates no longer represent the current plan.
The store’s Early Access FAQ is also the primary place for the developer’s pricing policy. It distinguishes introductory Early Access pricing from a later version 1.0 price review. The price article keeps that policy separate from any unsupported numerical amount.
Where official updates appear
Cornfield Games publishes announcements through the game’s Steam community. Those posts document the demo window and the later release-date changes. They provide context that a short store search snippet can omit.
Developer-labelled forum replies can answer narrower questions, such as crafting or planned console ports. Ordinary community comments are a different kind of evidence and are not official feature announcements. This distinction matters when using the links to research an individual gameplay question.
Sources
- Official Steam listing
- Cornfield Games announcements
- Gamepressure — PC listing
- SteamDB — main application
Independent fan coverage. Official descriptions and dated demo reports are identified in the article.