Steam Release and Features

Direct answer

The Blood of Dawnwalker is available on Steam under App ID 3751260. Steam lists Rebel Wolves as developer and Bandai Namco Entertainment as publisher. The store identifies it as single-player and includes 46 achievements, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing, trading cards, and full controller support.

Bandai Namco's canonical release date is September 3, 2026. Steam may display September 2 depending on regional metadata because the announced global PC unlock was midnight CEST on September 3, which was still September 2 in some other time zones.

Steam editions and launch price

The US launch snapshot listed the Standard Edition at $69.99 and the Eclipse Edition at $79.99. The Eclipse package combines the base game with the digital World Compendium, soundtrack, and comic book. The separate Eclipse content upgrade was listed at $14.99.

Those prices are a dated US snapshot, not a universal price promise. Currency, tax, discounts, and bundles vary by region. Check Steam while signed into the intended account region before purchasing.

Steam features

The store confirms single-player play, achievements, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing, trading cards, and controller support. The developers recommend a controller, and Xbox controllers are listed under full controller support. Steam also shows adjustable difficulty, save-anywhere support, and custom volume controls in its accessibility summary.

Steam's feature labels do not imply multiplayer, crossplay, or ownership on Xbox. The Microsoft Store edition separately supports Xbox Play Anywhere, but that entitlement does not extend to a Steam purchase.

User-review status at launch

Steam classified English user reviews as “Mostly Positive” on September 4. One live snapshot showed about 75% positive from 2,205 English reviews, while the all-language total was already changing rapidly. Later localized crawls showed different totals and a 74% figure.

Use “Mostly Positive at launch” for durable copy and timestamp any exact percentage or count. Review totals can change minute by minute, and language-filtered figures should not be presented as the same dataset as all-language reviews. Steam user reviews are also separate from professional critic aggregation; Metacritic had not yet ingested critic reviews in its launch snapshot.

Current Steam patch

Hotfix 1.0.2 is the latest named update in the official Steam feed. Its quest fixes allow Coen to speak with Farkas after nearby NPCs are killed, prevent Lunka from becoming lost during the tutorial, and correct a blacksmith crafting issue. The PC gameplay change adjusts controller dead zones and sprint input.

The same note lists windowed or borderless stutter, crashes while compiling shaders, and missing PS5-gamepad button remapping as active issues. It recommends full-screen mode for the stutter and checking BIOS updates for the shader crash. These are official known issues, not proof that every player encounters them.

PC requirements on Steam

Steam lists Windows 10 with DirectX 12, 16 GB RAM, and 60 GB of SSD space at both tiers. Minimum hardware includes an i5-11400F or Ryzen 7 2700X and GTX 1060 or RX 580 with 6 GB VRAM. Recommended hardware includes an i7-11700K or Ryzen 7 5700X and RTX 4060, RX 7600 XT, or Arc B580 with 8 GB VRAM.

The table does not attach an official resolution, preset, or FPS target. See the system requirements guide for the full interpretation.

Steam Deck and Linux status

A Steam Deck compatibility rating was not visible in the official Steam page checked on September 4, 2026. Steam also lists Windows, not a native Linux build. Neither fact proves that Proton cannot launch the game, but neither establishes official Deck or Linux support.

Treat compatibility reports as player testing only when they name the hardware, SteamOS or Proton version, patch, settings, and tested area. The dedicated Steam Deck guide and Linux guide track those unresolved questions without inventing a rating.