Eleven months, eight dated entries
Every node below comes from an official Steam announcement. Nothing is inferred from trailer cuts or store-page ordering.
The chronology is short and unusually clean, which is worth stating plainly: eleven months, eight dated entries, and every one of them traceable to a post the developer published. Two of those entries are wishlist milestones that the studio chose to announce, one is a release date, three are hotfixes inside the first week of the demo, and one is the reveal that started it.
What the list does not show is anything about the game between those dates. There is no public build history, no early-access window, and no delay. A reader looking for signs of trouble will not find them here, and a reader looking for signs of confidence will find two: the demo shipped the same day the game was revealed, and the studio announced a 200,000 wishlist count eleven days before launch rather than sitting on it.
- 2025-12-04Revealed at PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted
The game is fully revealed and the free demo goes live on Steam the same day.
- 2025-12-05Demo hotfix 1.0.1
First of three demo hotfixes in the week after release.
- 2025-12-07Demo hotfix 1.0.2
Second hotfix.
- 2025-12-09Demo hotfix 1.0.3
Third hotfix, closing out the launch week.
- 2026-01-30100,000 wishlists
The studio thanks players for crossing six figures.
- 2026-09-30Release date announced: 30 October 2026
Date confirmed alongside the console reveal.
- 2026-10-19200,000 wishlists
Studio announcement puts the count at 200,000 and counting, eleven days before launch.
- 2026-10-30Launch day
Queen’s Domain releases on Steam.