Fracture Point SteamDB Hub: Release Date, Demo History, Patch Notes, and Player Data

If you have searched for Fracture Point SteamDB, you are probably chasing details a store page never puts in one place: app IDs, depot sizes, build timestamps, and the full patch history. SteamDB is a third-party database that mirrors Valve's public Steam data — it is not affiliated with Valve — and for a small indie release it often surfaces more than the storefront itself. Fracture Point is a first-person roguelike looter shooter from solo developer Kyrylo Burlaka, and its Fracture Point SteamDB records cover two things: the paid game and a playable demo that no longer sits on the store.

Everything below is a dated snapshot, not a live counter. Each number is labeled with the date it was observed so you can judge how fresh it is before you act on it.

Fracture Point SteamDB App IDs: One Game, Two Steam Records

SteamDB organizes everything by app ID, and Fracture Point has two records worth bookmarking. The main game is app 3560110, the same number embedded in its Steam store URL. The demo is app 4177490, filed as a child of that parent app.

Because the parent ID matches the store URL exactly, 3560110 is the number to search on Fracture Point SteamDB if you want to avoid a same-name game. SteamDB also lists the demo's technology as Unity Engine, and the demo record carries a "Last Record Update" stamp of June 22, 2026 at 17:38 UTC.

Fracture Point Release Details From the Steam Store Snapshot

According to the official Fracture Point Steam store page as captured on 2026-09-23, the game had been out for just under three weeks. The store listed a $19.99 price and a full set of standard Steam features.

The listing also confirmed single-player support, Steam Family Sharing, and Xbox and PlayStation controller input. Seven curators had reviewed the product at the time of that snapshot, and the store's "More like this" shelf placed it beside Escape from Tarkov, Witchfire, Active Matter, and Abyssus — useful context if you are trying to place the game's genre neighbors.

PC Requirements at a Glance

The minimum spec asks for a 64-bit Windows 10 system with an Intel Core i5-3470 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200, 8 GB of RAM, a GeForce GTX 1050 or Radeon RX590, DirectX 11, and 12 GB of free space. The recommended tier moves to an i5-6600 or Ryzen 3 3100, 16 GB of RAM, and a GTX 1660Ti or RX 5700 XT. Both tiers carry the same note: an SSD is required.

Inside the Fracture Point Demo Record (App 4177490)

The demo entry is the part of the Fracture Point SteamDB archive that differs most from what the storefront shows, because the demo itself is no longer listed for download. The page captured on 2026-09-23 noted that the demo had been removed from the store, with its screenshots gated behind an adult-content warning.

• App ID: 4177490, child of the main game (3560110)
• SteamDB release date: December 3, 2025 at 12:08 UTC
• Last record update: June 22, 2026 at 17:38 UTC
• Package: Sub ID 1463297, listed as Free Weekend (Demand)
• Depot 4177491: 9.37 GiB on disk, 3.78 GiB download
• Public branch: build 21106125, built December 8, 2025 at 23:27:54 UTC
• Launch executable: Fracture Point.exe with the -nolog argument
• Languages: English and Russian; Russian full audio only
• Family Sharing: excluded, because the content type cannot be shared

Two trailers sit on that record as well — a Reveal Trailer and an Announcement Trailer — both timestamped November 29, 2025. The demo's player chart is the clearest signal of its short life: the 2026-09-23 snapshot showed 0 players and a 0-player 24-hour peak, against an all-time peak of 125 concurrent players recorded on December 3, 2025, the day it released.

Patch Notes and Build History on Fracture Point SteamDB

SteamDB's patch feed is where you can verify that Fracture Point kept receiving fixes after launch. The most recent entry in the supplied material is titled "Update 16 - Bugfixes," dated September 17, 2026, with build 25373207 and a feed edit stamp of 17:09:24 UTC that same day. That is roughly two weeks after the September 4 release.

The update addressed a short, specific list of issues:

• A bug that could make levels rotate incorrectly in Endless Mode
• Camera zoom for shops, ATMs, and exchange machines when using a high field of view
• A healing item that could not be picked up from a box in the corridor before Victor
• An exploit that let players leave the level boundaries in the final boss arena
• Soda cans that could not be picked up at the start of the Prison location

Those notes are worth reading as design evidence as much as bug fixes. Endless Mode, a named encounter before Victor, a final boss arena, and a Prison starting location all appear in a single patch entry, which tells you how the run structure is laid out floor by floor.

Reviews, Tags, and Player Counts: Reading the Snapshots

Player sentiment is the easiest number to misread, because different Steam panels count different things. On the store page captured on 2026-09-23, the headline summary read "Very Positive" at 82% of 166 reviews. The review filter panel on that same page showed a slightly wider scope: 171 total entries, 141 positive and 30 negative, of which 166 came from Steam purchasers and 5 from other sources. Same page, same moment — two different denominators.

On the Fracture Point SteamDB side, the demo's chart data is limited unless you sign in, so treat the 125-player peak as the ceiling of what is publicly visible rather than a complete traffic picture. For the live game, the store page's player-defined tags are the most useful free signal: Action Roguelike, Looter Shooter, Roguelite, Exploration, FPS, Perma Death, PvE, Inventory Management, Roguelike, Procedural Generation, Military, Loot, Management, and Economy. Community reports and those tags agree on the core loop — procedural floors, loot runs, and permanent death.

FAQ

When did Fracture Point release? September 4, 2026, per the Steam store page snapshot captured on 2026-09-23. The demo arrived much earlier, on December 3, 2025, according to SteamDB.

Is the Fracture Point demo still available? The SteamDB demo page captured on 2026-09-23 stated that the demo had been removed from the store, and the record had not been updated since June 22, 2026. Since availability can change, check the SteamDB page for the demo's live status rather than relying on this snapshot.

How big is the demo download? SteamDB listed depot 4177491 at 9.37 GiB on disk with a 3.78 GiB download, as recorded on the 2026-09-23 snapshot. The full game's own depot size is not covered by the material here.

Which app ID should I look up on Fracture Point SteamDB? Use 3560110 for the main game and 4177490 for the demo. The demo is filed as a child of the main app, so looking up 3560110 first will lead you to both records.