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Arknights: Endfield Steam Version Launches October 15

The Steam release arrives on the same day as the Danqing Du version, so new PC players get the Su and Mingho update at launch rather than months later.

Key Facts

  • Arknights: Endfield launches on Steam on October 15.
  • The Steam version releases alongside the game's Danqing Du version.
  • The Danqing Du update adds operators Su and Mingho and an area called Su's Painting.
  • Arknights: Endfield surpassed 300,000 wishlist registrations on Steam.
  • Arknights: Endfield is free to play on PC via the official website and Epic Games Store, PS5, iOS, and Android.

Reporting from 4 sources: GAME Watch (Impress), Automaton, Denfaminicogamer, Dengeki Hobby Web.

Arknights: Endfield Steam Version Launches October 15

Hypergryph and GRYPHLINE announced during an October 6 special program that the Steam version of Arknights: Endfield will launch on October 15. The release coincides with the game's new "Danqing Du" version, which is planned to add operators Su and Mingho plus a new area called Su's Painting. The Steam launch also marks 300,000 wishlist registrations on the platform, a milestone the developers are marking with rewards distributed to all players through the serial code ENDFIELDSTEAM. Arknights: Endfield is a 3D real-time strategy RPG set on Talos II, a moon orbiting the gas giant Talos, where players take the role of the Endministrator from Endfield Industries. Alongside RPG combat and exploration, the game includes the AIC system, a factory automation feature for mass-producing items. The title is already available free-to-play on PC via its official website and the Epic Games Store, PS5, iOS, and Android.

The October 6 special program, titled Danqing Du, also served as the reveal stage for the Steam date. The Steam version joins a lineup that already includes PC through the official website and the Epic Games Store, PS5, iOS, and Android, all free to play.

The 300,000 wishlist milestone is a Steam-specific figure, and the reward redemption code ENDFIELDSTEAM is the mechanism the developers named for delivering it. Hypergryph developed the game, with GRYPHLINE handling the Steam release.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 4 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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