Immortum Steam Upcoming Game Details

Overview

Immortum comes from Quantomuse and is published by Quantomuse. Steam currently lists it for 2026, so SteamPulse focuses the page on launch metadata, followers, regional audience, and store setup rather than unreleased player counters.

Store reviews and relationship

Immortum has not launched yet, so player observations, tracked peak, and monthly player history are intentionally hidden. The early signals worth reading are followers, regional audience mix, wishlist age, library-size patterns, and official launch updates.

Language and system requirements

Immortum is available in 7 languages including:

3 regional rating boards including dejus, steam germany, and igrs

Recommendations and store value

Immortum currently has recommendation data pending, while regional audience and wishlist signals can still show who is following the release before launch. Twitch and unit-sales metrics become meaningful only after the game is public.

Immortum overview details

Immortum is tracked as an upcoming Steam game with release metadata, regional audience signals, followers, media, and store details without unreleased concurrency graphs.

Steam Store description

Spine-chilling atmosphere with minimal jump scares — Designed for both horror fans and newcomers. Story-rich experience — Uncover the truth by exploring the Immortum, or push forward and survive. No combat — Stay alive by evading threats and navigating danger. Shifting environments — Spaces mutate. Paths distort. Reality breaks around you. Are you even still on the Immortum? Puzzles — Thoughtful, challenging, but never frustrating. Multiple endings — Your actions shape the truth. Meaningful choices — Not all decisions are obvious. Pay attention. Top-down, fixed camera angles — A modern take on classic horror design. No flashlight — You only see what the Immortum allows. Limited lives system — Raises the stakes. Gameplay Every time you die, your body is recreated through cloning, but that's only half the story. Your memories are just as important. They are stored as data on a chip, drilled deep into your brain. Without a chip, you’re a hollow shell; an empty meat suit, lifeless and mindless. And once they run out, you get the BAD ENDING . The only way to reclaim brain chips is to find injectors capable of penetrating the skull and extracting a chip from your dead body. Isn’t the cycle of life marvelous? But be careful - everything comes at a price… Save at the comfort of your safe room, or the game will save for you when you die . But Remember: you have a limited amount of lives! Carry items in your inventory or store them in the convenience of your safe room. If you die, you can retrieve your items from your dead body - no time limits, no penalties. But…

SteamPulse editorial summary

Immortum is listed as a game with No longer available on Steam Store. It supports Windows, belongs to Single-player, Steam Achievements, and Family Sharing, and is associated with Adventure and Indie. Because it is not released yet, SteamPulse focuses on release details, followers, regional audience geography, and store setup rather than showing empty player counters.

Content descriptors

Immortum contains themes and imagery related to death that may be unsettling for some players. Viewer discretion is advised.

Support and legal notes

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