Quasimorph on Steam: Price, Requirements, and Features
Everything on Quasimorph's official Steam store page — price, system requirements, supported languages, key features, and the developer behind it.
Quasimorph is available on Steam (store.steampowered.com/app/2059170/Quasimorph), developed by Magnum Scriptum and published by HypeTrain Digital, with its full 1.0 release landing July 31, 2026 after nearly three years in Early Access starting October 2, 2023.
What the store page says
The store page's own short description frames it plainly: "Take on a role of a hardened PMC fighter in a dark turn-based cyberpunk RPG. Engage in unforgiving combat, manage your ship and pile up the bodies of your clones to unravel the dark mystery behind threat to all life." The longer About section blends "cyberpunk, cosmic body horror, and PMCs trying to profit from the Apocalypse" — you complete corporate contracts and keep whatever you extract, but lose everything if your clone dies, with a replacement mercenary always available to print and try again.
Genres and tags
Steam lists the genres as Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG, Simulation, and Strategy. Its store tags go further: RPG, turn-based combat, strategy, roguelike, cyberpunk, tactical gameplay, pixel graphics, singleplayer, transhumanism, procedural generation, and difficult — a tag list that's a fairly accurate summary of what the game actually plays like.
Key features listed on the store page
Officially: build up a space PMC operation and earn reputation through dangerous missions, enhance mercenaries with cybernetic implants and body modifications, explore planetary bases, secret laboratories, and starship wreckage, and dig into "hundreds of weapons and armor pieces, unique gadgets, a deep augmentation and body modification system, dozens of classes, and unique mercenaries." The page also emphasizes team assembly, resource management, and tactical preparation before every contract as core to the loop.
Price
Pricing is time-sensitive
At the time this page's Steam data was checked, Quasimorph was running an introductory offer: 33% off, priced at $16.74 down from $24.99, with the discount stated to end August 14. Bundle pricing ranged $21.36 to $35.47. Steam pricing and offers change often, so treat these figures as a point-in-time snapshot and check the current Steam page before buying.
Supported languages
The store page lists English, Russian, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Turkish, Spanish (Spain), Portuguese (Brazil), and more.
System requirements (minimum)
Windows 7, 8, or 10; an Intel Core i3 at 3.0 GHz or equivalent; 2GB of RAM; a GTX 760 or R9 280X graphics card; and 300MB of storage. These are modest requirements even by older-hardware standards, consistent with the game's pixel-art presentation.
Review scores on the store page
Quasimorph sits at Very Positive overall, with 83% positive across 3,792 English-language reviews at the time checked. Recent reviews trend slightly lower, at Mostly Positive with 74% positive across 908 reviews in the prior 30 days. Total review volume across all languages is 6,410. For a fuller breakdown of what reviewers actually praised and criticized, see this site's dedicated Quasimorph review page.
The official launch trailer
Steam's featured 1.0 launch trailer is narrated in-character by the ship's AI, "Jane," setting a dark corporate-cyberpunk tone rather than explaining mechanics directly. Lines like "the task is simple, darling. Enter the station. Kill everything between you and THE CONTRACT" and "you are just a helpless worm... you are expendable" frame permadeath as a routine, almost darkly funny inconvenience from the company's point of view rather than a tragedy — a good tonal preview of the writing style before you buy.
A first-hand look at day one of 1.0
A separate let's-play recorded the day after 1.0 launched, starting fresh since old beta saves were flagged incompatible. That playthrough ran on a "modified normal" difficulty — harder than default normal, with random starting operators and classes, but "easier starting missions" left on, which the video notes only improves mission-difficulty odds rather than guaranteeing an easy start. It also confirms that on this difficulty, dead clones can sometimes be recovered mid-mission with the right chip, whereas a full mission failure still ends the run outright.
Quasimorph steam FAQ
Is Quasimorph on Steam? Yes, at store.steampowered.com/app/2059170/Quasimorph, developed by Magnum Scriptum and published by HypeTrain Digital.
When did Quasimorph release its 1.0 version? July 31, 2026, after starting Early Access on October 2, 2023.
What are Quasimorph's minimum system requirements? Windows 7/8/10, an Intel Core i3 at 3.0 GHz, 2GB RAM, a GTX 760 or R9 280X, and 300MB of storage.
What languages does Quasimorph support? English, Russian, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Turkish, Spanish (Spain), Portuguese (Brazil), and more, per the store page at the time checked.
What's Quasimorph's Steam review rating? Very Positive overall (83% positive across 3,792 English reviews at the time checked), with a Mostly Positive trend over the most recent 30 days.
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