The wait is over! The Eldritch Escape Demo has officially launched, and we can’t wait for you to dive in, battle through the horrors of the void, and (hopefully) make it out alive.
We’re a small team, and your feedback means everything to us. If you run into bugs, have suggestions, or just want to share your experience, you can report issues directly in-game through the Feedback button or drop us a message in the Steam forums. Every bit of feedback helps us improve and expand the game!
What’s Next?
While the game is fully playable, we already have some exciting new features in the works—so before you ask, yes, we’re already working on:
- More Characters, Worlds, Modules, Weapons, Enemies, and Bosses – Let’s get the most obvious one out of the way. Yes, we have a whole roster of new survivors in the works, along with strange new worlds, terrifying enemies, and eldritch bosses ruled by the other Great Old Ones.
- Detailed Damage & Post-Run Summaries – We’re expanding the information available during and after a run, giving you better insight into your builds, damage output, and overall strategy so you can refine your approach.
- Better Introduction & Onboarding – The void is a confusing place, but we’re working on making it a little easier to navigate. Expect more quests and expanded NPC dialogue to help introduce players to the world, its mechanics, and its many lurking horrors.
- Better Menu UX & Controller Support – While Eldritch Escape is fully playable with a controller, we know some menus can be, frankly, a pain to navigate. We’re in the process of revamping them for a smoother and more intuitive experience.
- Localization – We want as many people as possible to enjoy EE, so localization is on our roadmap! We’ve already laid the groundwork for a seamless translation system to bring the game to more languages in the future.
This is just the start of Eldritch Escape, and we’re incredibly grateful to have you all along for the ride. Thank you for playing, wishlisting, and supporting us—we couldn’t do this without you! Oh, and if you’ve got a Steam Deck? Eldritch Escape runs great on it—so don’t forget to take the void with you on the go!
Now get out there and fight for your survival.