The Dead We Knew Price

What THE DEAD WE KNEW costs at launch: confirmed store pricing, the launch discount, what the DLC pages include, and how to pay less without key-site risks.

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THE DEAD WE KNEW is a buy-to-play Steam title — there is no free version and no subscription. It launched into Early Access with a standard regional price and a limited launch discount. Exact figures below are the ones visible on the live store page; anything we could not double-confirm is marked to be confirmed.

Confirmed pricing

ItemPriceStatus
Base game (Singapore region, listed)S$19.50Confirmed on the live Steam page
Launch discount (Singapore region)S$16.57 (about 15% off)Confirmed at launch
US dollar priceTo be confirmed — Steam regional pricing usually lands this tier near US$15, but we do not print a number we have not verified
MicrotransactionsNone in the base gameStore page shows no in-game purchases
DLCMultiple DLC pages listed on the storeContents to be confirmed

About the DLC pages

The Steam listing includes a row of DLC pages — supporter-style add-ons common for indie Early Access launches. We are verifying what each one actually contains before publishing a table; until then we will not describe their contents. To be confirmed — expect an update here shortly after launch.

How the price compares

At its Early Access tier, THE DEAD WE KNEW sits in the standard indie-survival band — the same range where comparable open-world zombie survival games typically enter Early Access, with a planned increase (common, though not confirmed for this title) when a game hits 1.0. It is not free-to-play and has no battle pass; the price is the price.

Paying less, safely

  1. Buy on Steam directly — this is the only official storefront right now.
  2. Use the launch discount while it lasts — launch discounts are temporary by definition; check the live store page for the current end date.
  3. Compare key resellers carefully — authorized resellers exist, but if a key price looks too good to be true for a brand-new release, it usually is.
  4. Budget for the hardware, too — check the system requirements before buying; a 60 GB install and a GTX 1070-era recommended GPU are part of the real cost.

What your purchase includes

One purchase covers the full base game with no in-game purchases: solo play, 4-player online co-op, and every launch server type — see multiplayer for how the server lineup works, and PvE servers for the server type confirmed for an early patch.

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