Price & editions
$9.99 USD, with a 10% introductory discount at launch, and free with Xbox Game Pass. There is one edition. The decision that actually costs people money is not the price — it is the store.
Last verified 28 July 2026 · game version: launch build (22 July 2026)
| Price | $9.99 USD (regional pricing varies) |
|---|---|
| Launch discount | 10% introductory offer |
| Editions | One — no deluxe or season pass |
| Game Pass | Included, day one |
| Future content | Endless Mode, Q4 2026 — free |
It is buying on the wrong store. Steam players cannot play with Game Pass or Xbox players. Spending $9.99 on Steam when your friends are on Game Pass means buying it again on the Microsoft Store. Decide as a group first — crossplay.
No paid DLC announced
The only content on the roadmap is Endless Mode in Q4 2026, and it is free. No season pass, no deluxe edition, no paid cosmetics have been announced. For a $9.99 game from a solo developer, what you buy is what there is.
Is it worth $9.99?
The honest framing: this is a three-player co-op horror game with ten achievements and a procedural shift structure. The achievement curve suggests most players get several hours in — 40.1% reach Relentless, which is not a first-session achievement — and a meaningful minority push into the rare hidden endings at 7–13%. See is it worth it.
If you have Game Pass the question does not arise. If you do not, and you have two friends who will play it with you, $9.99 for a co-op night is not a hard sell. If you are buying it to play alone, it is a smaller game than the store page implies.