How to wishlist it and actually get the mail
Press Add to your wishlist under the trailer on appid 3895950. Then check that your email is verified and wishlist notifications are on, or the mail is queued and never delivered.
Adding an unreleased game to a Steam wishlist is the only notification channel that works without trusting a third party. When the store page changes, whether a date appears, a price appears or a pre-order opens, Steam mails you. Nothing else on this site can do that.
Below is the sequence, plus the four settings worth checking once so the mail actually arrives.
Step by step
- Sign in to Steam in a browser or the desktop client.
- Open the store page for appid 3895950.
- Press the Add to your wishlist button under the trailer. On the desktop client it sits directly below the media carousel; in the browser it is in the right-hand purchase column.
- Optionally pick a wishlist rank. Rank only affects the order Steam shows your list in, not whether you get the mail.
- Confirm the game appears under Wishlist in your account menu.
Five steps, about a minute in total. The button exists on the page today, next to the Coming soon label.
Four settings that decide whether you hear about it
| Setting | Where it lives | What to pick |
|---|---|---|
| Wishlist notification email | Account → Notifications → Wishlist | On |
| Email address verified | Account → Contact info | Verified |
| Marketing preferences | Account → Notifications | At least wishlist allowed |
| Mobile app notifications | Steam mobile app → Notifications | On, if you want it faster |
The second row is the one people miss. An unverified address means Steam can queue the mail and never deliver it.
What the mail says
Steam sends a wishlist mail when a game goes on sale and when it releases. On a title with no price, the release mail is the one that matters: it arrives the day the store page flips from Coming soon to a date, which is exactly the information this site cannot give you earlier.
Steam has no separate date-announced notification. If the studio announces a date in a trailer instead of on the store page, the store may lag, and the trailer is where you would hear it first.
Following the studio instead
| Channel | What it posts | Where it is linked from |
|---|---|---|
| Euphoric Brothers YouTube | The three official teasers | Trailer descriptions |
| Steam developer page | Every Banban release | Store page developer link |
| Steam news hub for this appid | Nothing, as of 12 Nov 2026 | Store page news section |
The YouTube channel is where the teasers land, and each of them has carried the store link plus the studio's social links in the description. The Steam developer page is the fastest way to see whether a new appid appears beside this one.
Limits of a wishlist entry
- It does not reserve a copy, and it does not lock a price.
- It does not guarantee you get a beta or a demo; no such programme is listed.
- It does not tell you whether the game is any good. Only the released build can do that.
If the button is missing
A store page without an Add to your wishlist button usually means one of three things: you are not signed in, the page is region-restricted, or the game has already released and the button has become a purchase button. Check which of the three applies before assuming the page is broken.
At the time of writing the button is present and the page says Coming soon, so a missing button is almost certainly a sign-in problem on your end.