DustFall Price — $1.79 in the US and the 10% Discount

The DustFall price in the US is $1.79. The store API lists $1.99 as the base price with a 10 percent discount applied, which produces the $1.79 figure, and both numbers were read on October 8, 2026 from the US English storefront.

The game is a paid Steam release from LeoGame, published on October 1, 2026, and the store API reports is_free as false. There is no free-to-play version, no demo and no separate edition on the listing, so the base game at that price is the whole product as far as the official data shows.

The Current US Price

Steam returns a small price overview block rather than a simple number, and each field carries meaning for buyers. The list price is what the game costs outside a sale, and the final price is what you actually pay today.

Price field	Value as read on October 8, 2026
Currency	USD
List price	$1.99
Discount	10%
Current price	$1.79
Free to play	No

Because the discount is the difference between the two prices, the $1.79 figure is the sale price rather than a permanent one. If the promotion ends, the listing would return to $1.99 unless another discount replaces it.

Why the Price Reads $1.79

The discount is the reason the number on the store page is lower than the base price. Steam applies it automatically and shows the percentage beside the crossed-out list price, so a reader who only sees the current figure can miss that the price has a shelf life.

Reading the two values together is the practical takeaway: $1.99 is the reference price, $1.79 is what a buyer pays while the promotion is live, and the gap is $0.20. Nothing on the listing says how long the promotion runs, so treat the current price as time-limited.

The store page is the only source of the live number, which is why the price on this page is stamped with the date it was read instead of being presented as permanent.

Other Regions, Editions and Demos

The frozen store data behind this page was captured for the US storefront in English, so it records dollars and nothing else. Prices in other currencies, regional adjustments and any local taxes are not documented here, and the store page is the correct place to confirm your own region's price.

The same limitation applies to editions and extras. The store API returns one package for DustFall and no DLC entry, no deluxe or ultimate edition and no bundle, so there is nothing to compare. There is also no demo, which means there is no free trial route to test the game before paying. For how the price sits beside the platform and language details, see the platforms page and the release date page.