Price status (October 27, 2026): not announced. The Steam page is listed as coming soon with no price shown. No edition lineup or pre-order bonus has been revealed either.

What the Steam Page Actually Says

Today, the honest answer to “what does World of Anterra cost?” is: nobody outside 81monkeys knows. The Steam store page shows no price because sales have not opened. Steam’s API likewise returns no price data for the app. That makes every number you might see on deal sites or preorder pages an invention.

What we do know: the game will be a paid, premium release (it is not listed as free-to-play), published by 81monkeys themselves.

The Backer Precedent

The only people who have effectively “bought” World of Anterra so far are Kickstarter backers. The campaign’s pledge tiers — at multiples of the CA$130,000 goal the project eventually tripled — included copies of the game as rewards. With CA$397,766 raised from 5,957 backers, that averages a little over CA$66 per backer across all tiers, though tiers varied widely and included more than the game itself.

That tells us nothing official about retail pricing, but it does show the audience is comfortable paying real money for this game. See the full Kickstarter breakdown.

How to Know the Moment It's Priced

When 81monkeys set a price, it appears on the Steam page instantly. The reliable way to catch it:

  • Wishlist the game on Steam — you get an email the day it becomes available or changes price.
  • Follow the Steam page and the official Discord for announcement posts.
  • Watch the Steam page guide here for what else the store listing confirms, or the release tracker for the overall schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions about World of Anterra

How much will World of Anterra cost?

No price has been announced. The Steam page shows no pricing while the game is listed as coming soon for its planned 2026 launch.

Will there be a pre-order discount?

Nothing has been announced. Any 'pre-order deal' page you find today is unofficial.

Was the game cheaper during Kickstarter?

Backer tiers included game copies among other rewards, but those were pledges, not retail sales — no official price comparison is possible.