Booster Pack Heroes Price, Launch Offer & Editions

How much does cost right now?

The supplied storefront evidence shows the following US prices:

Storefront	Regular US price	Launch price at check	Purchase detail
Steam full game	$9.99	$6.99	Lists Windows and macOS support
US Apple App Store	$9.99 in launch-offer text	$6.99	Lists iPhone, iPad, and Mac
US Google Play	$9.99	$6.99	Android listing; in-app purchases flagged

The regular price is the useful baseline when comparing offers. At the recorded launch price, the difference is $3 per base-game purchase. A future listing showing $9.99 would match that recorded regular price, although the actual offer should always be checked before payment.

Google Play displayed a sale end date of November 23, 2026. That deadline belongs to the Google Play offer; the supplied Steam and Apple evidence does not establish matching end dates. Check the Google Play promotion.

These are US dollar observations from November 11. Regional prices and later promotions can differ, so use your own storefront’s checkout total when deciding what you will spend.

What does the full-game purchase include?

To judge the price, start with the scope of the retail game. The Steam version was released on November 10, 2026, with zup listed as developer and Funday Games as publisher. Its store description presents an incremental game built around collecting heroes and spells, strengthening them, and defending a tower against monster waves. Review the retail Steam release details.

The developer’s launch announcement gives these full-game content figures:

Content	Announced amount	What the figure describes
Chapters	14	The retail game’s chapter count
Booster packs	10	Packs with units to discover
Units	40	Units available from those packs
Upgrades	More than 500	Total announced upgrades
Relics	40	Relics available for build combinations
Play time	At least 7 hours	Developer estimate, dependent on luck and speed

These figures come from the official full-game launch announcement. The play-time estimate is a developer statement, not an independently measured completion time or a guarantee for every buyer.

The described progression loop connects survival with upgrades. Surviving earns Mastery, which strengthens heroes and spells. Defeating chapter bosses opens additional packs and challenges. That makes the game most relevant to buyers interested in repeated improvement, collection building, and experimenting with their available units. Read the official gameplay overview.

As a source-based buying recommendation, consider whether that loop appeals to you before treating the content counts as proof of value. Forty units alone cannot tell you whether you will enjoy discovering and upgrading them.

Version details also matter when reading launch impressions. Patch 1.0.30D documents fixes for blocked upgrades, achievements, and a missing relic-pack reward, plus changes to replaying completed acts. Those notes describe specific improvements rather than establishing that every reported issue is resolved. Read the official patch notes.

How do mobile prices and the Supporter Pack compare?

On mobile, the price in both supplied US storefront snapshots was also $6.99, with descriptions advertising a reduction from $9.99. Apple lists the game for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, while the Google Play source provides its Android listing. View Apple’s purchase page and Google Play’s purchase page.

The additional purchase identified by name in Apple’s listing is a $2.99 Supporter Pack. Separately, the developer’s launch announcement describes the Supporter Pack as an optional way to support development through cosmetic items. Check Apple’s in-app purchase listing and the developer’s Supporter Pack description.

For the supplied US Apple prices, the arithmetic is straightforward:

Apple purchase choice	Amount based on supplied prices
Base game during the recorded launch offer	$6.99
Optional Supporter Pack	$2.99
Base game plus Supporter Pack	$9.98

The $9.98 figure is an arithmetic total, not an advertised bundle price or a guaranteed final checkout charge. It combines the recorded launch price with Apple’s listed add-on price.

Both mobile storefronts flag in-app purchases. Accordingly, a blanket claim that the game has no in-app purchases would conflict with the supplied listings. The documented cosmetic pack is the clearest named example; the evidence does not provide a complete add-on price list for every storefront.

The Steam Supporter Pack’s price is not supplied, so Apple’s $2.99 figure should stay labeled as an Apple price. Likewise, the evidence does not confirm shared purchases or save synchronization between Steam, Apple, and Google Play. Matching base prices alone do not establish either feature.

Official gameplay video

The launch trailer by Funday Games shows the game’s general pack-opening and tower-defense loop. It is a gameplay overview, rather than a demonstration of this guide’s specific objective.

Can you try the game before paying?

Yes. A separate free Steam demo is documented in the supplied material. Its listing records an April 30, 2026 release date and identifies it explicitly as a demo. The price for the full retail game therefore should not be confused with the demo’s free access. Open the official Steam demo page.

The demo offers a practical way to assess the central premise before purchasing: opening packs, discovering units, upgrading your collection, and surviving attacks on the tower. It gives you a more relevant basis for a buying decision than the discount percentage alone.

A useful demo checklist is:

• Do you enjoy discovering heroes and spells through pack openings?
• Does earning Mastery and choosing upgrades feel rewarding?
• Do you want to continue after encountering the demo’s limits?
• Does the presentation suit the device on which you intend to play?

These are evaluation criteria based on the official gameplay description, not claims from a personal playtest.

Keep demo-specific features separate from retail content counts. The Next Fest demo update introduced rare Interlopers, described as heroes drawn from packs included in the full game. That gives the demo a limited connection to the broader collection; it does not establish that the demo contains all retail packs or units. Read the official demo update.

The supplied demo listing also has its own review totals. Those reviews describe player experience with the demo and should remain distinct from reviews of the November retail release.

Which storefront should you choose?

Before comparing the price across stores, decide which device and purchase arrangement you actually need. The available evidence supports several routes, but it does not establish that one storefront is universally the cheapest.

Your priority	Relevant official evidence	Practical next step
Playing the desktop retail release	Steam lists Windows and macOS	Check the full-game listing in your region
Buying through Apple	Apple lists iPhone, iPad, and Mac	Confirm device compatibility and local price
Buying for Android	Google Play provides the Android listing	Check compatibility and the displayed offer
Trying the gameplay first	Steam offers a separate free demo	Start with the demo
Considering an itch.io purchase	The supplied itch.io page describes a planned paid release	Confirm that paid downloads and checkout are available

The itch.io evidence needs particular care. Its supplied snapshot still described paid Windows and macOS builds as pending, with a planned November 11 release around 10 a.m. CET after bug fixes. The page also said the intended itch.io purchase would include a Steam key. A confirmed paid checkout price and a completed rollout are absent from that snapshot. Read the publisher’s itch.io release notice.

For Steam shoppers who already own participating games, the launch announcement mentions bundles that support complete-the-set purchasing. It says eligible owners can receive additional savings, but the available evidence does not name the participating games or provide personalized totals. See the official bundle announcement.

The useful comparison is therefore your displayed standalone price against your displayed bundle price. Avoid assuming a bundle automatically saves money for your account.

A source-based recommendation is to try the demo if the gameplay is unfamiliar, then compare the base-game offer on your preferred device. Add the cosmetic Supporter Pack only if you want its extras. Before paying, confirm the edition, currency, optional purchases, and final total.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price on Steam?

The supplied US Steam listing dated November 11, 2026, showed $6.99 during a 30% launch promotion, with $9.99 as the regular price. Other regions and later dates may show different amounts. Check the official Steam price.

Is free to play?

The retail game has an upfront purchase price in the supplied listings. A separate Steam demo is free, giving you a way to try the premise before buying. Access the free Steam demo.

When does the launch discount end?

The supplied Google Play listing displayed November 23, 2026 as its offer end date. The evidence does not establish a Steam or Apple deadline, so check the promotion on the store you plan to use. Review Google Play’s offer details.

Is the Supporter Pack required?

The developer presents the Supporter Pack as optional cosmetic content for people who want to support development. Apple lists it at $2.99 in the supplied US snapshot; its price on other storefronts is not confirmed here. Read the official Supporter Pack announcement.

Related guides

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