Welcome to Elderfield Price: $17.99 and 10% Off Launch Deal
Welcome to Elderfield price: $17.99 standard, 10% off to $16.19 with Steam listing the offer as ending September 24. Worth it, and how to verify.
Checked on September 12, 2026: the standard price is $17.99, and the running 10% introductory discount brings it to $16.19. The Steam store page labels the price block “INTRODUCTORY OFFER! Offer ends September 24”, so this is a limited window rather than the permanent price.
Price table (checked 2026-09-12)
| Region | Standard | Launch discount |
|---|---|---|
| United States | $17.99 | $16.19 |
| Eurozone | €17.99 | €16.19 |
| United Kingdom | £15.99 | about £14.39 after the discount |
Prices change, so before buying, confirm the live price on your own region’s store page.
What else is sold
- Soundtrack: a separate entry (app 5145770) at $4.99. If you want the dark lofi score by Dated, buy it separately — it is not bundled with the game.
- Bundles: the game is bundled with Look Outside, Bloomtown and Graveyard Keeper. If two or more of those interest you, the bundle is usually cheaper than buying each at full price, so open the bundle page and compare.
- Free demo: Steam app 3195680, completely free, covering the opening tutorial, the farm and the first “dungeon” area.
Is it worth it
Based on the September 2026 reviews, $17.99 sits at the lower-middle of the indie range: OpenCritic shows 79 from six outlets, and Steam was at 95% positive across 530 reviews within two days of launch. On content, reviewers consistently describe a long-tail game — breaking the seal on the Stone Tower requires pushing farming, mining, crafting and combat deep into the late game. The straightforward conclusion: if you like a Stardew Valley loop and want heavy turn-based combat plus horror atmosphere, this price is fair; if you are mainly here for romance and social drama, play the free demo before deciding.
Two traps to avoid
First, Patreon is not a cheap way to buy the game. The developer states plainly that Patreon is not early access and that a subscription does not include the finished game — it covers development and development builds. To play the finished game, buy it on Steam.
Second, price data expires. Sales, bundle discounts and regional pricing all move, so every figure on this page carries the 2026-09-12 timestamp; re-check after that.
How to verify your region’s price
Open the Steam store page and append ?cc=<country code> (for example ?cc=gb) to force a region, or add the game to your cart and read the checkout total, which is more reliable than the listing price.
What the press and players say
- COGconnected’s launch report states: “The hand-drawn RPG is available for $17.99 / €17.99 / £15.99, with a 10% launch discount offered during its first two weeks.” That matches Steam’s September 24 cut-off.
- ScreenHype scores it 10/10 and lists the price as £15.99, arguing in its verdict that there are hundreds of hours of content — a positive value judgement measured against content volume.
- Gazettely scores it 7.5/10 and finds the romance and social systems thin; if that is the part you want most, waiting for a deeper discount makes more sense than buying at launch.
- The pragmatic player move is to try the free demo (app 3195680) first, then decide whether to catch the launch discount.
The above is press opinion; the price itself is whatever your regional store page says.
Facts checked 2026-09-12.