Drunken Goddess Reflux is a finished game with an unfinished store page. The release date has been public since the October 8 Triple-i showcase. The demo people were told to expect in October no longer exists. The price has never appeared anywhere official. Those three facts set the shape of this section: what is confirmed, what was confirmed and then changed, and what nobody has said yet.
Start with the date if that is all you need. It is December 8, 2026, on Steam, for Windows. There is no console version, no Mac build and no Linux build — not delayed, not planned, simply not announced.
The demo is the part most guides still get wrong. A public demo was scheduled for October 19 as part of Steam Next Fest. On October 16 the developer cancelled it and replaced it with closed online play sessions, filled by lottery, run through their Discord. If you are looking for a download that does not exist, that page explains why and what to do instead.
The price is the third hole. There is no purchase button on the store, no pre-order, no regional pricing table. Numbers circulating before launch are not from Valve. When the price does go live it will appear on the store page first, and this section will say what it is rather than what it might be.
Platforms and content are the last two. Fifteen languages ship on day one with Japanese the only full voice track, and the game carries mature content descriptors for violence and sexual content that are worth reading before you decide whether to play it in a shared room.
