Wishlist Delverium on Steam

A Steam wishlist is not a pre-order and it is not a review. It is a free follow on the Delverium Steam page (app 2710040) so Valve can email you when Sagestone Games’ 2D survival sandbox unlocks into Early Access. That date is September 22, 2026 (the storefront may show September 21 by timezone). Until then the paid product is still upcoming. This unofficial fan wiki will not treat the paid game as unlocked, and it will not invent a dollar price. Steam will show the live number at unlock.

Wishlist anyway if you already know you want the sandbox. Sagestone’s store FAQ is explicit: the base price will be gradually increased throughout Early Access as content and features are added, and there might be a slight further increase at 1.0. Buying earlier is framed as a thank-you for supporting an in-development game. Waiting is allowed. Paying more later is the policy. The wishlist itself costs nothing.

How to wishlist (and follow) on Steam

1. Open the Delverium store page in the Steam client or a browser.
2. Sign in. Steam will not let a logged-out visitor add the title.
3. Use Add to your wishlist. On some layouts the same area also offers Follow for news posts without adding the game to the wishlist grid. Follow if you want Steam news; wishlist if you want the unlock reminder in the wishlist email digest.
4. Optionally ignore the title if you are sure it is not for you. Ignore is the opposite button, not a secret refund.
5. Confirm the app ID is 2710040. The free slice is a different app: the Delverium Demo (3426800). Wishlisting the demo is not the same as wishlisting the paid game.

You do not need a credit card on file to wishlist. You do not need to join a playtest. You do not need this wiki. If a third-party site asks you to “pre-order Delverium” through a grey reseller, close the tab and go back to Steam.

Why the button matters before September 22

• Unlock email. Steam can notify you when the upcoming title becomes purchasable. That is the practical reason to wishlist a game that is still scheduled rather than shipping.
• Price trajectory. Early Access is allowed to get more expensive as biomes, bosses, and systems land across up to about two years. If you already finished the demo and liked the loop, an earlier seat is the cheaper seat by policy, not because this page guessed a number.
• Discovery. Wishlists are one of the signals Steam uses to show a page to other people. For a small Brisbane studio (Scott Lowther / Skoddle, Sagestone Games), that signal is not a vanity counter. Mid-2026 press cited roughly 80,000 wishlists; later estimators disagree. Treat any public count as contemporaneous reporting, not as a live widget on this fan site.
• News without Discord. Following the store page is how Steam news (demo updates, playtest windows, the July 30, 2026 date announcement) reaches people who will not join a server.

None of that is a purchase. Refunds still follow Steam’s usual playtime rules after you buy. Because a demo exists, you can test the loop before the refund clock starts.

Play the free demo first

The Delverium Demo has been on Steam since February 2025. Install that. Generate a world. Close a room. Hire someone. Die to a cave. That is the honest sample. The demo is starting biomes and early dungeons for about one to two hours; fishing, extra biomes, later bosses, cosmetics, and the longer quest set belong to the paid Early Access build. If the slice bores you before the first bed, a wishlist is still free and a purchase is optional. If the slice clicks, read getting started so the second session is not another lost night, then read the review for the Terraria / Stardew / Necesse / Core Keeper comparison without a fake score.

Re-download if you last touched the demo in early 2025. The February 20, 2026 update added 8-player online co-op, mixed split-screen plus online, rebinding, Journey shrines, an extra early boss, and an art pass. Judging 2026 Delverium by a 2025 install is how people write stale comments.

Check the machine before you promise a group

Delverium is a lightweight 2D DirectX 11 title. Steam’s minimum is Windows 10 64-bit, an Intel Core i3 / Ryzen 3, 4 GB of RAM, Intel HD 4000 / GT 420 / Radeon HD 5500 class graphics, and 350 MB of disk (500 MB recommended). Full tables and hosting caveats sit on system requirements. The world lives on the host PC while the game is open. There is no official dedicated server. Eight online players or four split-screen views are a different sentence than “minimum RAM.” Test the demo at the player count you actually plan to host.

A wishlist does not reserve a server slot. It does not migrate a demo seed. Sagestone has not published a guaranteed save-migration promise on the store FAQ. Assume a new Early Access world unless a later Steam news post says otherwise.

This wiki is unofficial

delverium.wiki is a fan site. It is not Sagestone Games, not Steam, and not a storefront. Dates, price, and feature lists can move; the Delverium Steam page wins every argument. We will not invent a launch, a discount code, a console SKU, or a dollar amount. For the commercial contract (two-year window, rising price, day-one loops), use Early Access. For whether the mix is for your group, use the review. For first-hour verbs after you install, use getting started. Official socials sit on links.

If you only do one thing after reading this page: click wishlist on 2710040, install 3426800, and play until you have a door, a bed, and an opinion. The email is the reminder. The demo is the test. The purchase, if it happens, is still days away from September 22 — and the price is allowed to climb after that.