Deliria Launch Week Notes

Deliria launched on Steam as app 3725650. The store-facing date is 2 September 2026. SteamDB timestamps the UTC unlock at 3 September 2026, 02:43. This page is the launch-week desk: price, reviews, player reports, and where to read instead of inventing a hotfix calendar. Parent hub: Updates Hub. Deep buy argument: review.

Linesway is developer and publisher. Windows 64-bit. English interface, full audio, and subtitles only. No console SKU in public materials. No Roblox client. No official Trello. No promo codes.

Price and Play

Launch list price was $19.99. A 10% introductory cut made it $17.99 through 9 September 2026. After that date, assume $19.99 unless Steam prints a new widget. Soundtrack DLC is a separate SKU — app 4929610, 27 tracks by Claire Noelle.

Confirm you are installing the base game, not only the album. Official links carries Steam, Discord (discord.gg/9Vp8XPnXKz and discord.com/invite/deliria), and Linesway YouTube. System requirements copies Steam’s table: Windows 10, 4 GB RAM / DirectX 11 minimum, 8 GB / DirectX 12 recommended, storage listed around 4 GB, depot download about 2.11 GiB. Steam Deck compatibility unknown.

A first session still wants getting started and the install checklist. Date slips that got you here (5 March, 31 July, 31 August, then 2 September) live on release timing. Five years of VoxelWeaver live on the roadmap.

Mixed reviews, without theater

Early Steam reviews on a small sample sat Mixed — on the order of twenty reviews around launch, with a positive share in the mid-sixties on some aggregators. Concurrent players peaked around 100 on day one. Those numbers describe a young listing. They do not write patch notes.

Player reports this wiki will print as reports, not as a 1.0.1 changelog:

• Aggressive starter slimes harder than the trailer.
• Building that feels wonky, including placed blocks turning to dirt.
• Sleep softlocks, respawns through walls, cave or night damage that does not let up, flying without wings, falling through the world.
• Performance complaints on mid PCs despite a Pentium-era Steam table.

Save often. Keep a torch line. If a session feels broken rather than hard, that is a refund-window conversation on the review, not a hidden difficulty mode. Building and mining explain the cube-free ground so you can tell a pit from a deleted floor.

What shipped on day one (sourced)

• Cube-free VoxelWeaver terrain, no grid. Building.
• Combat with swords, guns, bows, magic, and a style letter that can hit SSS. Combat.
• Four named bosses we will print: Eye of Deliria, Prince Petry / Petri, Yoggoth, Leapus / Lepus. Marketing still says nine. Bosses.
• Two named invasions: Blood Moon and Hastur. Invasions.
• Ten NPCs if you build houses. NPCs.
• 71 Steam achievements (store once said 70).
• Online and LAN co-op and PvP. Multiplayer. Creative mode for team-spawn labs.
• 17 biomes in the pitch. Biome ranks.
• 500+ items in the pitch; named tools on items.

What did not ship as a news post

As of this writing, Linesway has not posted a numbered 1.0.1 Steam news item this wiki can cite as a hotfix table. This page will not invent one. When a real news post lands on the Steam app, it should be linked here with a date. Until then, Discord clips are reports.

Do not treat soundtrack titles as patch content. SUPERSTRUCTURE is a track. Do not treat a Mixed widget as “the game is unreleased” — the Coming-soon flag is cleared and Play works.

What to do this week

1. Buy or install from the official URL if the cube-free pitch is worth $17.99 before 9 September, or $19.99 after.
2. Tick RAM and disk on system requirements.
3. Run getting started: pickaxe, apple, torch, a house.
4. Decide PvP-off before friends arrive.
5. Skip a night-one Eye of Deliria appointment.
6. Keep Discord for bug clips, not for a stranger’s .exe.

The guides hub, tier list, and players hub stay valid whether you refunded or carved a town. Launch week is a temperature. A door is still a door.