The Steam port

A port, with the label on the tin

Search 'is it on Steam' and the answer is yes, with a caveat you can see in the title: Mismatch Studio's page calls it a fan-made port. It is free. The content descriptor includes graphic violence. When I checked, the store showed 3,278 reviews and 95% positive. I will not turn that into a star rating on this site.

The author's own release remains the itch listing from 2016, and the browser copy on this site. Steam is a later package of the same short game, not a sequel and not a director's cut. The sequel question is answered here.

Two dates, neither invented

Steam prints 9 July 2019. A Fandom article prints June 9, 2019, which conflicts with the store’s date. I do not 'fix' the wiki by silent edit in my head. Both strings stay. An older note that said 10 July 2019 had no page behind it, so I dropped it.

Community guides on this app are part of the culture around the port. One of them, with a large view count, pretends to teach a good ending and then says you cannot. I discuss that text on the good-ending page so this page can stay about the store.

What I would install

If you want a desktop icon, the Steam page is a known store. If you want the browser game, you do not need Steam at all. Random repacks that say 'steam rip' are outside both of those. The file options I will actually point at are on download. The rest of the hosts are on where to play.

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