Lunarium Release & Updates
Release date, PC specs, demo status, and post-launch patch notes in one place.
Lunarium is almost here. Imperfect Games and Lunarium Game Studio — a nine-person team based in Shanghai — are bringing their hand-drawn isometric ARPG to PC on July 29, 2026 for $17.99 USD through Steam and the Epic Games Store. This hub collects everything you need before day one and tracks every update after launch.
Whether you followed the game from its PAX East 2026 showing, tried the public demo on Steam, or just discovered Ave and Lune through the official release date trailer, these pages stay current as the wiki grows.
What you will find here
The updates section is organised around the questions players search for most often during a launch window:
- Launch day guide — July 29 checklist, first-hour priorities, and settings tips.
- Release date and pricing — confirmed platforms, regional price points, supported languages, and the official trailer.
- System requirements — minimum and recommended PC specs straight from the Steam store page.
- Demo info — PAX East previews, community playtests, and the standalone demo (Steam App ID 3525540).
- Patch notes — a living log of balance changes, bug fixes, and content updates after July 29.
Each subpage goes deeper than a store bullet list. We cross-link to combat guides, getting started, and build tools so you can move from announcement to actionable prep without leaving the wiki.
Before launch
Lunarium supports English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese at release. The game is single-player with no always-online requirement, so once you own it on Steam or Epic you can play offline after the initial download.
If you are planning your first session, start with our system requirements guide to confirm your GPU meets the GTX 1050 Ti floor, then read the release date page for store links. Players who want hands-on practice should check demo info for the latest availability of the public demo.
After launch
Patch notes will land on the patch notes hub as soon as Imperfect Games or Lunarium Game Studio publish changelogs. Expect early updates to focus on combat feel, Embroidery balance, and quality-of-life fixes — the developer already iterated on dodge responsiveness and call-shot interrupts based on demo feedback.
We also surface major updates on the home page when they are marked featured, so bookmark this hub if you prefer reading full breakdowns.
Staying official
This wiki is fan-made. For primary sources, use the links on our official links page — Steam, Epic, the developer X account, and Imperfect Games. We translate patch notes into plain language but always link back to the original announcement when one exists.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
When does Lunarium release?
Lunarium launches on **July 29, 2026** for PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store at $17.99 USD. See the [release date page](/updates/release-date/) for trailer and store links.
Where can I read patch notes?
Post-launch updates are collected on our [patch notes hub](/updates/patch-notes/). We summarise official changelogs and link to Steam news posts when available.
Does Lunarium have a demo?
Yes — a public demo existed on Steam (App ID 3525540) and the game was showcased at PAX East 2026. Check [demo info](/updates/demo-info/) for current availability and content scope.
What PC specs do I need?
Minimum specs are Windows 10, an Intel i5 quad-core at 2.7 GHz, 8 GB RAM, GTX 1050 Ti or R9 285, and 5 GB storage. Full details are on the [system requirements page](/updates/system-requirements/).
Is this wiki's update info official?
No. lunarium.wiki is unofficial. Always confirm dates and patches through the [Steam store page](https://store.steampowered.com/app/2939790/Lunarium/) or developer social channels listed on our [official links page](/wiki/).