Frequently Asked Questions

What platforms is the game on?

The Endless Trail is available on Android via Google Play and coming soon to the App Store. A free browser demo is on itch.io. The game is portrait-only and optimized for mobile devices.

Does it work offline?

Yes. After installation, the full game works fully offline. No account or internet connection is required to play.

How much does it cost?

The mobile version is $2.99 USD on Google Play (and the App Store when it launches). There are no ads and no pay-to-win mechanics. The itch.io demo is free.

How long is a run?

Each journey spans five distinct phases of the wilderness. Most runs take only a few minutes—long enough for meaningful choices, short enough to fit a break. Run length still depends on your decisions, resource management, and whether you survive to the end.

Is there permadeath? What carries over between runs?

Individual runs are self-contained—if you fail, that journey ends. Meta-progression carries forward: badges unlock new starting options, dozens of achievements persist, the encyclopedia fills in as you discover events and factions, and each run teaches strategies for the next.

How random are runs?

Each run is driven by an RNG seed that shapes procedural wilderness and event flow. No two journeys play out exactly the same—but your choices still matter, and meta-progression gives you more tools over time. Badges, items, seasons, and storms all influence what differs from run to run, so preparation and unlocks shape your odds as much as the seed itself.

Is there a Steam or PC version?

Not at this time. The Endless Trail is a mobile-first experience (iOS and Android). A PC or Steam release has not been announced.

Will the game receive updates?

Yes. We continue to improve The Endless Trail with balance updates, content additions, and quality-of-life improvements. Follow store listings for release notes.

I need help with a bug or purchase

Visit our Support page for troubleshooting and contact details. We aim to reply within 2 business days.