Epic Seven Is Coming to Steam in 2026, With a New Server Planned for Launch

Epic Seven is officially expanding its PC distribution to Steam. Smilegate opened the store page on August 22, 2026 and currently plans to release the Steam version before the end of the year.

An official FAQ also confirms that a new server will open alongside the Steam launch. Steam players will retain the same core experience as STOVE PC and mobile users, including cross-play across platforms.

Quick Summary

• Title: Epic Seven
• Japanese title: エピックセブン
• Format: Video game
• Steam genres: RPG / Strategy / Free To Play
• Core gameplay: Turn-based Hero collection RPG
• Original developer: Super Creative
• Steam developer listing: Smilegate
• Steam publisher: Smilegate
• Steam platform: Windows PC
• Steam page launched: August 22, 2026
• Steam release: 2026
• Exact date: Unannounced
• Price: Free-to-play
• Status: Unreleased / wishlisting available
• Original Epic Seven launch: August 2018
• Existing PC version: Official STOVE PC client already available
• Steam account requirement: STOVE account required
• Account linking: STOVE account can be linked to Steam
• Cross-play: Steam, STOVE PC, and mobile
• New server: Planned alongside the Steam launch
• Single-player: Supported
• Online PvP: Supported
• Online Co-op: Supported
• World Arena: Real-time PvP
• Combat: Turn-based with elemental effects and skill combinations
• Visuals: Hand-drawn full-frame 2D animation
• Hero collection: Hundreds of Heroes to collect and build
• Steam description: Says Epic Seven has been enjoyed by 20 million players worldwide
• Languages: 10
• Full audio: English, Japanese, Korean
• Indonesian: Not supported
• Steam Family Sharing: Supported
• In-app purchases: Included
• Chance-based purchases: Listed
• Anti-cheat: UNCHEATER
• Minimum: Windows 10 64-bit, Intel i5, 8 GB RAM, GTX 1060, DirectX 11, 10 GB storage
• Recommended: Intel i7, 16 GB RAM, GTX 1660, 10 GB storage

Steam, Official Announcement, and Gameplay Screenshots

Steam Becomes Another Official PC Distribution Route

Epic Seven's Steam page is now live and accepting wishlists with a 2026 release window.

This will not be the game's first native PC release. Smilegate already operates an official STOVE PC client, making Steam an additional distribution route rather than Epic Seven's initial move to desktop.

The storefront lists Epic Seven as a free-to-play RPG with in-app and chance-based purchases.

A New Server Will Open With the Steam Launch

One of the most notable details in the official FAQ is a planned new server when Steam service begins.

That gives newcomers a fresh entry point around the Steam launch. Its name, opening time, reset schedule, and detailed rules have not yet been announced.

Smilegate is also marking the Steam-page launch with activities including a wishlist event, fan-art contest, screenshot event, and a new-server strategy event.

Steam, STOVE PC, and Mobile Remain Connected

The Steam FAQ says players will receive the same gameplay experience across Steam, STOVE PC, and mobile, with cross-play supported between them.

Steam also states that a third-party STOVE account is required and that the account can be linked to Steam.

The Steam system requirements match the current STOVE PC client, while the FAQ states that prices do not differ between platforms.

Full-Frame 2D Animation Remains the Signature

Epic Seven combines turn-based battles with Hero team building, elemental interactions, skill timing, Effectiveness, Effect Resistance, and character synergy.

Its signature presentation is its full-frame 2D animation, with major skills and Ultimates triggering hand-drawn sequences designed to resemble anime action scenes.

Beyond story and PvE content, World Arena offers real-time PvP with a Ban Pick phase that makes drafting part of the battle.

Steam Supports 10 Languages

The storefront lists English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Latin American Spanish, Thai, and Traditional Chinese.

English, Japanese, and Korean receive full audio support, while the remaining languages include interface text and subtitles.

Indonesian is not currently listed.

Game Ad

Black Myth: Wukong

PC Requirements Match the Existing Client

Minimum requirements are Windows 10 64-bit, Intel i5, 8 GB RAM, GTX 1060, DirectX 11, and 10 GB of storage.

Recommended specifications raise the CPU to an Intel i7, memory to 16 GB, and graphics to a GTX 1660 while retaining the same storage requirement.

Those specifications match Smilegate's official requirements for the existing STOVE PC client.

Why This Matters

1) Epic Seven gains a much broader PC storefront

Steam provides another route for PC users who already keep most of their library within Valve's ecosystem.

2) The launch comes with a fresh server

New players are not only receiving another client option, but also a new-server opening timed around the Steam release.

3) The existing ecosystem remains connected

Cross-play links the Steam version to STOVE PC and mobile instead of building a completely isolated edition.

Game Information

Additional confirmed information currently includes:

• the Steam App ID is 5019180
• the Steam store page was announced on August 22, 2026
• the exact launch date remains unannounced
• Steam lists Epic Seven as Free To Play
• there are no Steam user reviews yet because the storefront version has not launched
• a third-party STOVE account is required
• STOVE and Steam account linking is supported
• cross-play is confirmed across Steam, STOVE PC, and mobile
• a new server will open alongside Steam service
• the new server's name and detailed schedule remain unannounced
• the existing official STOVE PC client remains available
• Steam and STOVE PC use the same minimum and recommended system requirements
• English, Japanese, and Korean include full audio
• Steam currently supports 10 languages
• Indonesian is not listed
• Steam lists Single-player, Online PvP, and Online Co-op
• Family Sharing is supported
• the Steam version uses UNCHEATER
• in-game purchases and chance-based purchases are listed
• wishlisting is available through Epic Seven on Steam
• the official FAQ is available through Epic Seven Steam FAQ
• the Japanese announcement is available through Epic Seven Official X
• the existing PC client is available through the Epic Seven PC Client Guide
• official game information is available through the Epic Seven Website

Closing

Epic Seven is adding Steam as another official PC distribution channel with a launch currently scheduled for sometime before the end of 2026. The accompanying new server gives the Steam release a distinct starting point for newcomers.

Smilegate has not yet announced the exact Steam launch date or full details for the new server. The store page is already live and accepting wishlists.