What the recorded price includes
The recorded offer was attached to the base game’s purchase listing. The capture displayed a dollar price, but the account’s exact regional currency setting was not independently fixed. It should therefore not be converted into a universal price, a guaranteed local amount, or a console price.
How the introductory offer was displayed
The saved Steam page displayed a 10% introductory discount ending October 13. That is the offer wording visible on October 1, not a fresh confirmation that the offer remains available. The exact end time, regional eligibility, and any changed discount remain 待确认 — to be confirmed.
Base game and bundles are different products
The collected listing also named a Nivalis Nights and Cloudpunk bundle. Another bundle combined Nivalis Nights, Cloudpunk, and soundtrack content. These separate listings do not mean the soundtrack or another game is required to buy the base game, and current bundle totals remain 待确认 — to be confirmed.
Which purchase route is verified?
Steam is the confirmed Windows PC store used in the research. The publisher’s official game page identifies the same game and provides another reference for purchase navigation. The FAQ says Epic Games comes later, while the publisher’s page gives its date as TBA.
What this price does not cover
The FAQ focuses on PC while researching other platforms. A PS5, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch version and its price remain 待确认 — to be confirmed. The word key in another search does not establish a verified key seller, a free reward code, or a cheaper offer than the official listing.
Use the snapshot for comparison, not checkout
The useful fixed information here is the October 1 observation, its product scope, and its displayed offer wording. The current store page is where your purchase price and product details must be read. This guide does not claim a price history, a lowest-ever price, or a retailer comparison that was absent from the collected sources.