Deliria Steam Store Date

Players still ask when Deliria hit Steam. The listing to trust is the product page for app 3725650. Steam lists 2 September 2026 as the store date. SteamDB stamps the UTC unlock at 3 September 2026 02:43. The Coming-soon store module is cleared; the public API reports coming_soon as false. Launch price was $19.99, with a 10% intro cut to $17.99 that ends 9 September 2026. English is the only listed interface, audio, and subtitle language. Windows is the only platform.

Deliria is a single Steam app, developed and published by Linesway. It is not Roblox, not a console SKU, and not a timed demo you missed. If you are planning a first session, pair this page with the system requirements and the install checklist so the date argument does not replace a RAM check. Early Steam reviews landed Mixed; buy-night caveats sit on the review.

Public dates that already moved

Store aggregators and earlier Steam copy printed more than one day. Treat this as a slip log, then read the listed store date at the bottom:

• 5 March 2026 appeared on public listings while the page was still a long-range store widget.
• 31 July 2026 showed up later and also slipped.
• 31 August 2026 is the date Linesway announced in public materials.
• 2 September 2026 is the store date Steam now lists, with coming_soon false. SteamDB’s UTC timestamp for the same unlock is 3 September 2026 02:43.

A slipped date is data. It is not a refund or a hidden beta. Third-party calendars will keep inventing a Friday. The only line that matters is the Steam product page for app 3725650. Follow that page for news; do not screenshot a wiki infobox and call it a key.

The Updates Hub exists so this chronology does not get pasted into every guide. Combat, mining, and NPC pages should describe systems. This page describes timing.

DELIRIA | Release Trailer

What an announcement was not

An announcement is a studio statement. A Steam store date is a listing: a price can be charged, a Play button exists for people who own it, and the old Coming-soon module is gone. Trailers, a five-year development video, VoxelWeaver cave footage, and a soundtrack DLC can all exist beside a moving calendar. They did not replace the store date. For the feature map those videos point at, use the development roadmap, then the guides hub. Date math does not teach style rank.

Useful evidence that is not a second store date: Linesway’s release trailer and announcement trailer; 5 Years of Game Development | DELIRIA; VoxelWeaver for Unreal Engine 5; and the Deliria Soundtrack (app 4929610) — 27 tracks by Claire Noelle. Music can list beside the sandbox without adding bosses. Channel URLs live on official links.

How to verify you are looking at the real app

When friends spam a mirror installer, run this test:

1. Open the official Steam store URL while signed in.
2. Confirm a purchase or Play action exists for Deliria, not only for the soundtrack.
3. Confirm the app id in the URL is still 3725650.
4. Confirm Windows is the platform. This wiki does not track a Mac, Linux, or Deck-verified build; Steam Deck compatibility is listed as unknown.
5. Only then start the getting started path.

Store features that are already listed include Single-player, Online PvP, LAN PvP, Online Co-op, LAN Co-op, Steam Achievements (71), Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing. Those checkboxes are why you should still read multiplayer and decide whether your first world disables PvP.

What to do with the first nights

A listed store date is not a finished town. Sketch a first-hour route from getting started and controls. Decide whether you are a carver, a fighter, or a town host using playstyles and NPCs. Learn how mining and building differ from cube sandboxes so you do not look for a grid.

If you care about the night cycle, read invasions with combat: Blood Moon and Hastur are why a pretty hillside is not a finished base. Rank threats on the boss tier list and biomes on the biome ranking. Weapons theory lives on the weapons tier list and the bosses guide.

Join Discord with the official invite (also discord.com/invite/deliria) and mute date-spam channels. Linesway has not published promo codes. Anyone selling a “preload key” against a lookalike host is not an update source. Keep official links as the allow-list. Launch-week softlocks, dirt that will not place, fall-through, and spawn pressure are reasons to save often, not reasons to invent a new store date.

Why this page stays conservative

Indie Steam pages move. A date in a trailer description, a store widget, and a news post can disagree for days. This article prefers the listed store date and the coming_soon flag over aggregator infoboxes. If Linesway posts a new day, we will add it to the slip log. We will not rewrite the roadmap into a calendar just because March, July, and August already moved.

Do not copy this page into a result that invents a console SKU or a Roblox port. The Updates Hub this wiki follows is news and history. The tools hub covers the Pentium-era Steam table. Timing, tech, and hardware are three arguments — keep them on three pages.

When you press Play, you will need food, a hole in a hill, and a plan for the first invasion — not this chronology. Refresh the store for patches, not rumor accounts. A slipped March, a slipped July, an announced August, a listed 2 September 2026 store date with the Coming-soon flag cleared, and SteamDB’s 3 September 2026 02:43 UTC stamp are the whole date story we can defend. The 10% intro cut to $17.99 ends 9 September 2026.