Slay the Spire 2 Full Release Date

Slay the Spire 2 1.0 release date: no exact date is announced. Decide whether to buy the evolving Early Access build or wait for a finished release window.

Quick answer

There is still no announced Slay the Spire 2 1.0 or full release date. The game entered Steam Early Access on March 5, 2026, and Mega Crit only suggests roughly one to two years in Early Access without promising a firm launch window. Buy now only if the current PC Early Access build suits you; wait if you need a finished 1.0 package, a firm date, or a confirmed console/mobile release.

Default recommendation

Buy now only if you want Early Access; otherwise wait for an official 1.0 date

Early Access · Main v0.107.1 / Beta v0.111.0 · checked 2026-09-03

Choose this when

You want to play the current Steam build now and accept ongoing balance, content, compatibility, and bug changes.
The PC version and current online co-op support cover your reason to play; you do not need a console or mobile version today.
You would still value the game if the rough 1–2 year Early Access estimate changes or runs longer.

Choose the other line when

You need a firm 1.0 date, a finished content set, the final balance, or the complete true-victory package.
You are waiting for a console or mobile version; Mega Crit has not given a platform-specific release date.
You do not want experimental beta changes, bugs, or progress and strategy changes during development.

What changes the answer

A new official Mega Crit or Steam announcement gives a dated 1.0 window.
The feature you need moves onto the Steam Main branch rather than remaining planned or experimental.
You intentionally want the optional Beta branch; otherwise use Main v0.107.1 as the default build.
Your local price, hardware, platform choice, or refund-window constraints make the current build unsuitable.

Rule-based guidance, not a win-rate estimate. Your map and deck can reverse the default.

Early Access launch	March 5, 2026
Full release date	Not announced
Developer estimate	Roughly 1–2 years in Early Access
Early Access price	$24.99 USD; regional prices vary
Current Main branch	v0.107.1 · released June 18, 2026
Current optional Beta branch	v0.111.0 · released August 14, 2026

Does the estimate mean 2027 or 2028?

Counting one to two years from March 2026 points loosely toward 2027–2028, but Mega Crit has not announced either year as the version 1.0 window. The Steam answer is intentionally approximate and says the game will remain in Early Access until it feels ready.

The studio's April roadmap also contains no dates. It describes ongoing balance, compatibility, quality-of-life, art, audio, and bug work plus larger content such as alternate acts, a new character, experimental modes, and a true ending.

What is planned for version 1.0?

The Steam Early Access section says the full game is planned to contain more gameplay content, a true ending, additional modes, improved balance, more fixes, broader hardware compatibility, upgraded visual effects, and more languages.

Some of that work can arrive before 1.0. Early Access patches are already adding and changing content, so the roadmap should not be read as a checklist whose final item reveals the release date.

What has already shipped during Early Access?

The roadmap is moving while the game remains in Early Access. Major Update #2 already delivered the Bestiary and Steam Workshop support, alongside a new Act 3 boss and broad balance and technical changes.

Completed roadmap items do not create a hidden 1.0 countdown. Mega Crit says it chooses work by impact and avoids firm dates, so remaining features can be reordered, revised, or delivered across multiple updates.

What do Main and Beta mean for this answer?

At this check, Main v0.107.1, released June 18, 2026, is the current default branch in the site's version tracker. Beta v0.111.0, released August 14, 2026, is the current optional testing branch. Neither branch is version 1.0, and a beta patch is not evidence that the full-release date is imminent.

If you buy during Early Access, use Main unless you deliberately want to test experimental changes. The branch choice affects what you play today; it does not supply a missing 1.0 date.

Signals that would make a release window credible

A dated announcement from Mega Crit or the official Steam news feed.
A store-page change that explicitly labels a version 1.0 date rather than repeating the Early Access estimate.
A roadmap update that identifies the true ending and final content pass as release candidates.
Platform announcements alone are not proof of the PC 1.0 date; ports are listed as farther-future work.

How to follow the real date

Follow the Steam news feed or Mega Crit's own news page. Until one of those channels announces a date, store listings and countdown pages that show an exact day are estimates or placeholders.

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Common questions

What is the exact Slay the Spire 2 1.0 release date?

There is no exact 1.0 date announced. Mega Crit says Early Access may last roughly 1–2 years, but describes that as an estimate rather than a promise.

Should I buy Slay the Spire 2 now or wait?

Buy now if you want the current Steam Early Access build and accept ongoing changes. Wait if you need a finished 1.0 release, a firm date, or a confirmed console/mobile version.

Is Slay the Spire 2 still in Early Access?

Yes. Steam currently lists Slay the Spire 2 as Early Access, with the PC version available on Windows, macOS, and Linux/SteamOS.