Lost Sword Opens Its Steam Store Page, PC Release Date Still TBA

Lost Sword is officially preparing for a new platform. Wemade Connect opened the game's Steam Store page on August 27, 2026, allowing players to wishlist the anime-style RPG and follow its updates directly through Steam.

This is not yet the PC launch itself. The storefront remains listed as Coming Soon, while the official announcement states that a release schedule will be shared separately once preparations have been finalized.

Quick Summary

• Title: Lost Sword
• Korean title: 로스트 소드
• Format: Video game
• Genre: Anime-style fantasy RPG
• Steam genres: Action / Adventure / RPG / Free to Play
• Developer: CODECAT Inc.
• Publisher: Wemade Connect
• New platform: Steam
• Steam status: Coming Soon
• Steam page opened: August 27, 2026
• Steam release date: Unannounced
• Price model: Free to Play according to Steam metadata
• Steam App ID: 5009850
• Wishlist: Available
• Existing global mobile platforms: Android and iOS
• Global mobile launch: July 10, 2025
• Korean launch: January 2025
• Steam modes: Single-player and multiplayer
• PvP: Listed
• Cross-Platform Multiplayer: Listed on Steam
• In-App Purchases: Listed
• Gameplay: 2D side-scrolling real-time combat
• Structure: Character collection and party progression
• PvE: Dungeons and raids
• Story: A journey to recover the Holy Sword Excalibur
• Protagonist: Ethan
• Main characters: Elizabeth Pendragon, Morgana, Bedivere, and others
• Setting: Britannia
• Main conflict: A struggle for the true king after Uther Pendragon is defeated by Vortigern
• Visuals: 2D anime illustrations and animated skill cutscenes
• Steam languages: Six
• English: Interface, subtitles, and full audio
• Korean: Interface, subtitles, and full audio
• Japanese: Interface and subtitles
• Other languages: German, Simplified Chinese, Thai
• Indonesian: Not currently listed on Steam
• Steam content descriptors: Some Nudity or Sexual Content and General Mature Content
• Steam media: PV and gameplay footage are already available

Steam Announcement and Gameplay

Steam Becomes Lost Sword's Next Platform

The latest announcement invites Swordbringers to visit the new store page and add Lost Sword to their wishlist.

Steam will also serve as another official channel for news and game updates. Wemade Connect has not attached a launch date to the announcement and explicitly says the schedule will be revealed separately once it is finalized.

For now, the storefront opening should therefore be viewed as a step toward the Steam release rather than the PC release itself.

Lost Sword Already Has More Than a Year of Global Service Behind It

Lost Sword is not a brand-new game overall. Its Korean service began in January 2025, followed by the global mobile launch on July 10, 2025 after more than one million pre-registrations.

Wemade Connect marked the global version's first anniversary in July 2026 with a major update, Flame · Kay, and a campaign offering hundreds of free summons.

The Steam version now extends a game that has already spent more than a year building its global mobile community.

Excalibur Sits at the Center of Its Britannian Story

The story begins with the legendary Holy Sword Excalibur, a fairy-forged relic prophesied to return and support the true king when the Red Dragon's blessing fades.

After Uther Pendragon falls to the False King Vortigern, Britannia enters a struggle for succession. Elizabeth Pendragon sets out to find Excalibur and subsequently disappears.

Ethan, a young man transported into this world, becomes caught up in the search alongside Morgana, Elizabeth, Bedivere, and the wider cast.

Side-Scrolling Combat Is Coming to Steam

Lost Sword uses 2D side-scrolling real-time battles built around developing and arranging a party of collectible characters.

Its broader structure includes dungeons, raids, PvE progression, and competitive modes, supported by detailed 2D anime artwork and animated skill sequences designed to resemble anime scenes.

Steam metadata also lists single-player, PvP, and Cross-Platform Multiplayer, although Wemade Connect has not yet explained how account linking, cross-save, or mobile progression will function with the PC version.

Six Languages Are Already Listed

The Steam listing currently supports English, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Thai, and Korean.

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English and Korean are marked for full audio, while Japanese includes interface text and subtitles. Indonesian is not currently listed.

Steam also classifies Lost Sword as Free to Play with in-app purchases. Any platform-specific changes to monetization or content have not yet been detailed.

Why This Matters

1) Lost Sword is finally getting an official Steam client

The global release has previously centered on Android and iOS. Steam gives PC players an official route to the game rather than relying on a mobile emulator.

2) The PC expansion comes after a year of global service

The Steam edition is arriving after Lost Sword has already received more than a year of global updates, rather than starting from the mobile game's original launch state.

3) Cross-platform multiplayer is already listed

Steam metadata includes Cross-Platform Multiplayer, although Wemade Connect still needs to clarify account, server, and progression compatibility.

Game Information

Additional confirmed information currently includes:

• the official Steam page opened on August 27, 2026
• Lost Sword is still being prepared for its Steam launch
• no PC release date has been announced
• Steam currently lists the game as Coming Soon
• it is categorized as Free to Play
• CODECAT Inc. is the developer
• Wemade Connect is the publisher
• the Steam App ID is 5009850
• players can already add it to their wishlist
• Steam lists Single-player, PvP, Cross-Platform Multiplayer, and In-App Purchases
• cross-save and mobile account-transfer details remain unannounced
• confirmed PC system requirements were not part of the store-opening announcement
• Steam lists English, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Thai, and Korean
• full audio is marked for English and Korean
• Indonesian is not currently listed
• the global mobile version is free to play on Android and iOS
• Google Play currently lists Android 6.0, Galaxy S9 or newer, and 4 GB RAM as minimum guidance
• the global mobile release launched on July 10, 2025
• more than one million users pre-registered before the global launch
• the global version celebrated its first anniversary in July 2026
• the story draws on Arthurian elements including Excalibur, Uther Pendragon, Vortigern, and Britannia
• the Steam page is available through Lost Sword on Steam
• official game information is available through the Lost Sword Official Website
• the Android version is available through Google Play
• the iOS version is available through the App Store
• global updates are posted through Lost Sword Official X
• the full Steam-opening notice is also available through Lost Sword Official Reddit

Closing

Lost Sword has officially begun its move toward Steam with a live storefront, wishlist option, trailers, and gameplay screenshots already available. It expands the global game beyond its existing Android and iOS versions with a dedicated PC release.

The Steam launch date remains unannounced. Cross-save, account integration, PC requirements, and whether all existing mobile progression and content will carry over directly also remain to be clarified.