Loftia Early Access: account, demo carryover, price and shop

The launch time was 1pm EST on November 3; Qloud Games posted its Early Access announcement on Steam at 18:04 UTC (1:04pm EST) that day. The free demo closed on October 26, and no replacement demo is announced. Kingy has not tested the launch build or access for any account.

The joining and banner steps below describe the ended demo. Preserve existing progress and reward confirmations; the developer’s earlier warning says it cannot recover unlinked demo progress or rewards.

The October 23 demo patch fixes Pebble’s City Tour after an interruption or disconnect: speak to Pebble to resume. It also fixes conflicting saved quest progress, House Showcase travel/rewards and the Link Your Email button’s controller activation. The October 21 patch clarifies Ryder’s Scrambled Coordinates and increases their quest drop chance, without publishing a numeric rate. The demo window ended October 26; neither patch proves an account claim or recovered save.

The October 24 patch gives the demo reward banners their proper models and icons, makes banners and other wall decorations place reliably and sit closer to the wall, and removes the back shortcut from first-time character creation so you cannot leave that screen by accident. The post gives no exact October 26 closing hour.

Qloud Games opened the free demo on Steam on October 19 for the October Next Fest. It covered the opening Loftia City questline and stopped just before the next district, the Hanging Gardens. Its announced activities included meeting the city’s NPCs, salvaging resources, growing crops, decorating a shared-neighborhood home, group Adventures and social minigames.

The demo’s first World Project was preparing Pebble’s November 3 birthday party, with birthday gear announced for contributors. Its account-linking instruction required the Loftia website account’s email in-game; Qloud Games said unlinked progress and rewards could not be recovered. These are historical demo terms. See the access section for announced game pricing; Kingy has not played the demo or tested rewards.

Qloud Games announced the demo for October 19 at 1pm EDT (17:00 UTC), through October 26; that window has ended. It says completed progress and collected items remain with your character at Early Access, along with the character name. The demo allows one character per account; multiple characters are planned after Early Access begins.

A demo-claimed character name becomes available for others if you do not log into Early Access during the three months from November 3, 2026 to February 3, 2027. Keep this retention condition separate from the progress-carryover promise. The announcement gives no exact October 26 closing hour, and Kingy has not tested carryover.

The developer says the neighborhood can be reached within the first ten minutes; this is an estimate, rather than a measured Kingy route or guarantee. The demo went live on October 19. Exact link controls, confirmation screens and reward delivery have not yet been tested; no claim or account change has been made by Kingy.

1. Check whether you reached the Player Neighborhood during the October 19–26 demo.
2. Check whether you linked the intended email account in-game.
3. Keep any existing website Demo Banner claim confirmation; a new claim window has not been verified.
4. At Early Access, check the same account; entering the neighborhood alone did not complete the website claim.

The September 16 announcement says existing accounts are eligible to pre-register and describes limited-time rewards. It does not provide a tested launch linking sequence. If confirmation or linking fails, preserve the error and use official support; do not create a second account as an assumed fix.

1. Open the official Loftia website from the source link below.
2. Use your existing Loftia account if you have one; otherwise follow the site's account-creation flow.
3. Complete the pre-registration offered by the official site and retain its confirmation.
4. When you first log into Early Access, follow the in-game account-linking instructions and check that the expected account is connected.

Qloud's May 25, 2026 update documented signing in at loftia.gg/login and choosing Change email below account information. An address already linked to another account required ModMail support. The developer also directed players with split Partner/Kickstarter identities or mismatched beta/backer emails there.

The July 20 official Modmail page links Loftia's Discord and describes messaging its bot to open a support thread. Check the server's current support instructions before sending account details.

The May 31 beta-linking deadline has expired. A newer September 19 account update is backer-restricted; Kingy could not inspect its body. These are dated instructions, not a verified current account flow or a promise of recovered rewards, merged accounts or transferred saves.

Loftia is on Steam for Windows and macOS (store checked November 4). The FAQ also lists the Epic Games Store and Steam Deck support; Kingy has not checked the Epic listing or tested a Deck session. A Nintendo Switch version is planned for 2027.

The launch post gives US$24.89, 17% off the US$29.99 base price, for two weeks from November 3, with regional pricing on the store page. It gives no end hour for the discount. Steam showed US$24.89 at the November 4 check. Check your own regional price before buying.

The optional Growing Together Bundle adds a robot pet called Greeny, nature-themed cosmetics and the soundtrack for US$54.97 with the launch discount; the post says part of each purchase supports One Tree Planted. It adds cosmetics, not gameplay.

Once your account is prepared, save only a completion note here, then move to the multiplayer guide if you plan to join friends. Kingy's checklist is stored on this device and does not verify account ownership or claim rewards for you.

The first Early Access patch notes (Steam, November 6) add Greeny’s Leaf Hat, Vine Bag and the green style to the Supporter Pack; the developer says owners receive them automatically at their next login. Some currencies showed the wrong Pip price in game; the notes say Steam checkout already showed and charged the correct amount.

The Season Pass screen no longer shows a timer; the developer says it did not count down to anything. These are official notes; Kingy has not bought a pack or checked delivery.

Loftia is buy-to-play with no subscription. The FAQ says one purchase unlocks all gameplay, the in-game shop and season pass sell cosmetics only, and no paid expansions are planned.

The Early Access page adds detail. The Backer Boutique sells cosmetics at US$2–4 an item and up to US$8 for a full outfit bundle, and Qloud says 93% of launch cosmetics come from gameplay. The Community Pass buys extra cosmetic rewards from World Projects; some of those rewards are free for everyone, and rewards do not expire. The page rules out gacha mechanics.

On the developer’s terms, nothing you can buy changes gameplay. These are published policies; Kingy has not opened the in-game shop or bought a pass.

FAQ launch languages: English, German, French, Simplified Chinese, Spanish (Spain/Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Korean, Italian, Indonesian, Russian, Thai and Turkish. Traditional Chinese/Polish follow later.

Keyboard/mouse and gamepad are announced. Full voice coverage is unconfirmed: check Steam’s interface/audio/subtitle columns separately and confirm your settings in-game.