Deliria Tools Hub

The tools on this wiki are checklists, not toys that spit made-up DPS. Deliria is on Steam: Linesway’s cube-free Windows sandbox, app 3725650, listed store date 2 September 2026. A public client exists. These pages exist so you can test your PC, install without drama, and ignore fake codes after you press Play.

Three tools sit under this hub:

• PC system requirements — the live Steam minimum and recommended tables, including the Pentium III line, the “Intel Premium 4” typo, Shader Model 5/6, DirectX 11/12, the 4 GB store storage line, and a depot download of about 2.11 GiB.
• Steam launch checklist — install the real app, update GPU drivers, keep 4 GB+ free, create a PvP-off first world, join Discord, and save often while launch bugs settle.
• Steam achievements — 71 ticks, named mining feats (Prospector, Excavator, Strip Miner), and a hard no on a fake 100% table.

If you wanted patch history, that is the Updates Hub. If you wanted URLs, that is the links hub. Tools stay practical.

Why a live UE5 sandbox still needs tools

Unreal Engine 5 sandboxes punish “I’ll see if it runs” more than a 2D indie. Deliria’s store table is unusually modest on paper (4 GB RAM minimum, Pentium-era CPUs). That is Steam-listed, not a promise of 60 FPS in a Blood Moon. The requirements page explains how to read that table without inventing a third RAM number or a made-up GPU model Linesway never named.

First session is a logistics problem: friends on LAN, PvP off or on, a hole in a hill, food, and a plan if Hastur shows up. The checklist page is a tick-box list you can keep next to the getting started route. It will not calculate ore yields. It will tell you to join Discord before you need a password in chat, and to save before a launch-week softlock eats the house.

What these tools will not do

• No promo-code redeem forms. Linesway has not published codes.
• No Roblox script injectors. This is a PC Steam game (app 3725650), not a Roblox experience.
• No Trello scrape. There is no official Trello.
• No boss HP sliders or weapon DPS charts built from guessed numbers. Use the combat guide, weapons tier list, and boss tier list for qualitative ranks until live data exists.
• No “download now” mirrors. The only store URL that matters is store.steampowered.com/app/3725650/Deliria.

Steam already lists Single-player, Online PvP, LAN PvP, Online Co-op, LAN Co-op, Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing. A future settings checklist can still be a checklist. It is not a damage simulator.

How to use the two pages in order

1. Read system requirements against your Windows 10 64-bit machine. Note RAM, DirectX, the 4 GB store listing, and the ~2.11 GiB depot. Steam Deck compatibility is unknown; do not plan a handheld night around this wiki.
2. Work the launch checklist top to bottom: install app 3725650, update GPU drivers, confirm English-only, pick co-op vs solo, bookmark official links.
3. Open gameplay pages that match the role you ticked: controls, mining, building, multiplayer, invasions, NPCs, playstyles.
4. Keep release date and the roadmap in another tab so a trailer does not get mistaken for a second installer.

The guides hub, tier list hub, and players hub are the rest of the prep. Tools do not replace them. Tools stop you from showing up with 3 GB of RAM and a folder of fake .exe files.

Soundtrack, trailers, and other “tools” people confuse

The Deliria Soundtrack is 27 tracks by Claire Noelle — not a boss pack. Playing SUPERSTRUCTURE will not unlock a biome. Watch Linesway YouTube (five years, VoxelWeaver) as research, not as a spec substitute. English-only audio means Discord voice chat, not a fan language patch. Mixed early Steam reviews belong on the Deliria review, not inside a RAM table.

Use this hub as a gate. Close any calculator with invented crit multipliers. A RAM check and a first-session list tied to Steam’s real tables are the right tools. Tick the boxes, then carve a plan on the building guide — the only optimizer that still matters after Play is on the store page.