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Booster Pack Heroes SteamDB Search: Correct Steam App ID

Verify the retail app, separate demo, US launch price, platform listings, and patch 1.0.30D using official Booster Pack Heroes sources.

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Heroes and unopened packs surrounding the tower in official gameplay
Official gameplay imagery — zup / Funday Games

Which Steam record identifies the full game?

This guide reflects available evidence collected on November 11, 2026. It covers the retail Steam release and official patch 1.0.30D notes. Demo information and other platform editions are identified separately.

SteamDB is an independent database, separate from the developer, publisher, and purchase storefront. When an older prerelease label conflicts with the current official Steam listing, use the official listing to establish purchase availability.

Record Identifier Supported interpretation
Retail game App ID 4618570 The full game’s official Steam purchase listing
Free Steam demo App ID 4659940 A separate demo listing with its own release date and reviews
Beta-testing package result SubID 1609025 A package identified by the collected search result; its underlying contents were unavailable

The distinction between an App ID and the package SubID matters here: these identifiers refer to different records. The beta-testing package number should not replace the retail App ID when checking the game you can purchase.

The captured SteamDB page displayed an access challenge rather than readable database details. Consequently, this steamdb result does not establish depot contents, beta access, branch availability, or a Steam build number. The official store and announcements provide the usable evidence below.

Launch price, reviews, and player counts need dated context

A steamdb price check needs both a date and a currency. The supplied US Steam store snapshot shows a regular price of $9.99 and an introductory price of $6.99, representing a 30% discount. Its advertised offer ends November 24, 2026. These are dated observations from the official purchase page.

Store detail November 11, 2026 observation How to interpret it
US regular price $9.99 Reference price shown by Steam
US introductory price $6.99 Discounted base-game price at collection
Introductory discount 30% Applies to the displayed offer
Advertised offer end November 24, 2026 Check the store again before purchasing
Retail review summary Very Positive The captured store’s summary rating
Retail review percentage 92% of 189 reviews A specific review-summary snapshot

A launch discount does not establish a historical lowest price. The available evidence contains no complete price-history series, regional comparison, or verified all-time low. Bundle totals also belong to different purchase combinations and should be kept separate from the standalone game’s price.

Review totals require similar care. The captured page includes different counts for its headline summary and broader review filters. When reporting the headline, preserve its stated denominator: 92% of 189 reviews. Combining that percentage with a different filter’s total would misrepresent the snapshot.

The collected Steam Community hub displayed 4,028 players in-game. That observation supports a momentary count only. It does not establish an all-time concurrent-player peak, daily average, sales total, or continuing level of activity.

For a purchase decision, the practical sequence is to confirm the correct app, inspect your regional price, and read recent reviews. Historical records need additional evidence.

Full-game content and platform editions are separate checks

When comparing editions through steamdb results, keep the storefront and product type visible. The retail game’s content announcement describes a substantially broader release than the demo, while platform listings establish where particular editions are offered.

The official launch announcement lists:

  • 14 chapters
  • 10 booster packs containing 40 units to obtain
  • More than 500 upgrades
  • 40 relics

It also estimates seven or more hours of play, depending on pace and luck. That is the creator’s estimate, rather than a guaranteed completion time for every player. These figures describe the full game in the official launch announcement.

The underlying loop involves opening packs for heroes and spells, surviving enemy waves, and earning Mastery for upgrades. Chapter bosses unlock further packs and challenges, according to the official game description. Those details explain the product; they do not establish an optimal build or a fixed completion route.

Edition or device check Supplied official evidence Important boundary
Steam desktop edition Steam lists Windows and macOS support Captured macOS hardware requirements remain unspecified
Steam Deck Steam labels compatibility “Playable” Preserve that exact compatibility category
Android edition An official Google Play purchase listing is supplied Its pricing and updates belong to that storefront
Apple edition The official App Store listing includes iPhone, iPad, and Mac compatibility Its captured version is 1.0.16

The Steam demo has App ID 4659940 and an April 30, 2026 release date on its own store page. Its reviews and earlier update history should therefore remain separate from the retail game’s launch record.

The captured official itch.io page still advertised the paid edition for November 11 at 10 a.m. CET following bug fixes. That announcement establishes an intended schedule; the supplied capture does not confirm that the paid builds subsequently became available. Its browser offering and older demo comments also do not establish retail content or balance.

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.

Booster Pack Heroes — Official Launch Trailer by Funday Games

Patch 1.0.30D changes how older advice should be read

Update history is another reason to approach steamdb results by version. The supplied official notes identify patch 1.0.30D and document progression fixes, clearer guidance, and balance adjustments. They provide more useful context for a launch problem than an undated description of an earlier build.

Area Confirmed change in patch 1.0.30D Practical implication
Upgrade purchases Fixed an integer overflow that could block further upgrades Check available updates before relying on older workarounds
Achievements and rewards Fixed some unobtainable achievements and the final relic-pack quest reward Earlier failure reports may describe an older build
Acts 1 and 2 Continued play after completion now allows quests to progress Older advice about ending those acts needs rechecking
Prestige guidance Added a skill-tree arrow when the prestige door can open Look for the new in-game reminder
Boss-related guidance Added a Forger hammer-parry hint and improved finding the foil small spider Earlier discovery advice may lack the updated guidance
Late-game balance Reduced enemy strength in the Plane of Death and blizzard HP loss in the Frozen Plane Earlier difficulty descriptions may no longer match

These changes come from the official patch 1.0.30D announcement. The notes also address tome description errors and discovered-unit rewards carrying into the next act.

A useful limit: the announcement says that some achievement problems were fixed. It does not identify every affected achievement, promise that every completion issue is resolved, or explain whether previously missed rewards are granted retroactively.

Community reports in the captured Steam hub describe missing achievements, relics, and difficulty finding the foil small spider. Those are player experiences. The capture does not establish each player’s installed version, so individual reports cannot confirm that a problem persists after the patch.

The patch label also does not supply a verified Steam build ID. Keep the announcement’s version name separate from any unconfirmed database build number.

A practical checklist for your next lookup

Use this source-based workflow to finish a steamdb lookup with the record that answers your actual question:

  1. Match the retail identifier. Use App ID 4618570 when checking the full game’s purchase listing.
  2. Check the product label. A demo result and a beta-testing package answer different questions from the retail app.
  3. Date the observation. Record the collection date beside prices, review percentages, and player counts.
  4. Keep platform evidence together. Use each edition’s official listing for its availability, requirements, and displayed version.
  5. Read the relevant announcement. For the documented progression and balance changes, consult patch 1.0.30D.
  6. Leave unavailable fields unresolved. Historical lows, all-time player peaks, depot contents, and testing access are unconfirmed here.

For an upgrade blockage or missing quest reward, the source-based recommendation is to check available updates and compare the symptom with the official patch notes. The notes support that troubleshooting starting point; they do not establish a universal recovery procedure.

For buying or installing, return to the retail Steam page or the separately identified demo listing. For a historical-data question, first obtain readable evidence covering the requested period. A single launch snapshot cannot answer what happened across the game’s entire history.

FAQ

Which App ID should I use for steamdb?

Use 4618570 for the retail Steam game. The free demo uses 4659940, while 1609025 is the SubID of the beta-testing package result. The retail store listing confirms the full game’s identity.

Has the full Steam game been released?

Yes. The supplied official Steam listing records a November 10, 2026 release and shows the game available for purchase in the November 11 capture. An older prerelease database label should be read in that context.

Is $6.99 the game’s lowest-ever Steam price?

That is unconfirmed. $6.99 is the observed US introductory price, discounted from $9.99, on the supplied Steam page. No complete historical price record was supplied, so the launch offer cannot be labeled an all-time low.

Does patch 1.0.30D apply to the demo and mobile editions?

The available evidence does not establish that. This guide uses 1.0.30D for the documented retail Steam changes. The captured Apple listing displays 1.0.16, and the demo has separate announcements. Check each edition’s own update information before applying version-specific advice.

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