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Soulmask reached its full 1.0 release in early April 2026 (store listing shows Apr 9, 2026, with some outlets and regional timestamps listing Apr 10, 2026) and it exited Early Access (initial EA date: May 30, 2024). The 1.0 launch and accompanying Egypt DLC were released for PC via Steam (and were announced for the Epic Games Store at launch). (store.steampowered.com)

Soulmask is available on Windows PC through Steam and was announced for release on the Epic Games Store at 1.0; there is no official console release at launch. The Steam product page and launch coverage list PC as the supported platform for the 1.0 release. (store.steampowered.com)

The store offers the standard/base version of Soulmask (1.0) and a small selection of add-on content — for example the original game soundtrack ($1.99) and free cosmetic/content packs such as the Golden Legend and Cozy Tribe Theme Pack. There is no separate ‘Deluxe’ or collector edition listed on the official PC store at launch. (store.steampowered.com)

Soulmask supports multiple play modes: Single-player, Online PvP, LAN PvP, Online Co‑op, and LAN Co‑op, plus private and official server options so you can run persistent worlds with friends or play solo. These modes and server options are listed on the official Steam feature panel. (store.steampowered.com)

Soulmask is a survival‑crafting/management sandbox where you recruit and manage intelligent tribesmen, possess individuals via powerful Masks, and automate production lines to evolve a settlement into a city. Key systems include tribe management and talents, base building and logistics, mask-based combat with multiple weapon classes and skills, open‑world exploration across distinct realms (e.g., Cloud Mist Forest and the Shifting Sands Egypt world), and extensive automation/assembly mechanics. (store.steampowered.com)

Soulmask is best described as a survival‑crafting / management sandbox with RPG and simulation elements (Steam lists tags such as Adventure, RPG, Simulation, and survival/base‑building keywords). Press coverage has compared its systems to modern survival/colony simulators (examples cited by outlets include comparisons to Palworld-style creature/companion management and other open‑world survival builders). (store.steampowered.com)

Minimum requirements (PC): OS: 64‑bit Windows 10; CPU: Intel Core i5‑8400 / AMD Ryzen 3 3300X; RAM: 16 GB; GPU: GTX 970 4GB / AMD RX 580 4GB; Storage: 25 GB (SSD preferred). Recommended requirements (PC): OS: Windows 10/11 64‑bit; CPU: Intel Core i7‑9700 / AMD Ryzen 7 3700X; RAM: 24 GB; GPU: RTX 3060 / AMD 6700XT; Storage: 25 GB (SSD recommended). (store.steampowered.com)

Soulmask supports user‑generated content: the Steam page lists Steam Workshop support and the developer provides official Soulmask Modkits so creators can build mods and custom content for servers and single‑player. The game’s store and community tooling references Workshop and modkit support for community content. (store.steampowered.com)

At launch the 1.0 release shipped alongside a large Egypt‑themed expansion titled the Shifting Sands (marketed as the Egypt DLC) and the Steam store lists additional content such as the free Golden Legend pack and a Cozy Tribe Theme Pack, plus a paid soundtrack. The Egypt/Shifting Sands expansion was highlighted as part of the full 1.0 launch and was offered free to purchasers for the first month. (store.steampowered.com)

The storefront shows optional paid add‑ons (for example the original soundtrack) and paid DLC/content packs are available through the PC store; there is no widely reported live in‑game microtransaction store or gacha/battle‑shop model publicized at launch. Purchases listed on the official store are primarily DLC/soundtrack and cosmetic packs rather than an ongoing microtransaction shop. (store.steampowered.com)

Official material lists PC keyboard and mouse use and the Steam page does not advertise native console/controller support; community reports note that controller support is not listed as an official feature and players commonly use Steam Input or custom mappings for gamepads. In short: native controller support is not explicitly documented on the official store page, but controllers can often be mapped on PC through Steam’s input tools. (store.steampowered.com)

Soulmask was developed by CampFire Studio and published by Qooland Games, as listed on the official store page. (store.steampowered.com)

At launch the Steam store shows overall user review sentiment as Mostly Positive (~78% English reviews) with a more mixed recent trend (Recent Reviews: Mixed, ~64% positive), and critic aggregation pages show early critic coverage with reviews and provisional scores following the 1.0 release. Press coverage praised the game’s unique tribe/automation systems while some outlets and community posts flagged UI and polish issues carried over from Early Access. (store.steampowered.com)