Official links
Updated · Trollheim Wiki Editorial Team
Use Steam for the game, the Trollheim site for the world, and Discord for playtest feedback. Everything else is optional social, a publisher post, or a third-party database. The list below marks official channels and community pages separately.
- Steam store pageOfficialWishlist, Coming soon status, spec sheet and Early Access plan. App 4139890.
- Steam newsOfficialPlaytest posts and the 30 October 2026 dev diary.
- Steam Community hubOfficialBug and feedback subforums mentioned in the 12 November post.
- Trollheim.comOfficialOfficial world site. The store page lists this as the game website.
- DiscordOfficialThe studio's preferred place for playtest feedback.
- Fireshine announcementOfficial14 October 2026 publishing post. Early Access later that year.
- Announcement trailer on IGNOfficialLinked from the 14 October 2026 Steam post.
- Announcement trailer on YouTubeOfficialThe video embedded in the 14 October Steam announcement.
- XOfficialListed on the Steam news posts.
- TikTokOfficialListed on the Steam news posts.
- InstagramOfficialListed on the Steam news posts.
- Playtest app on SteamDBCommunityThird-party database page for playtest app 4584570. The open flag used on this wiki comes from the Steam store page.
- Store app on SteamDBCommunityThird-party database page for store app 4139890. Family Sharing on this wiki follows the Steam store category.
Which link does which job
The Steam store page, app 4139890, is where you wishlist, read the spec sheet, and request the playtest. The news hub on that app is where the 14 October, 30 October, 10 November and 12 November posts live. Updates summarizes them. The community hub is where the bug and feedback subforums from the 12 November post sit. Feedback explains the order: Discord first, then the form or those subforums.
The website field on the store page points at the Trollheim site. Use that for the wider world of books and stories mentioned on the store page. The support URL field on the same Steam record is mistyped and does not open. Ignore it. Developers explains the credit lines so a fake studio name is easier to spot.
Discord is the invite printed at the bottom of the playtest posts. X, TikTok and Instagram are the social row on those posts. Fireshine's 14 October article is the publisher announcement. The IGN Fall Fan Fest trailer is the video the Steam post told you to watch. Trailer embeds the YouTube upload of that video.
How to spot a fake
A real download is a Steam library entry after you request the playtest or, later, buy the game. A real code, if one ever exists, will be announced on Steam news or the channels in this list. Codes is empty. A page that asks you to log into Steam on a site that is not Steam, or to pay for a key while the store still says Coming soon, is not on this list. Price is the reminder that there is nothing to buy yet.
SteamDB links are included as a community database for the two app ids, 4139890 and the playtest app 4584570. They are not studio pages. The open flag this wiki quotes comes from the Steam store page, not from that database. Do not download a client from a database site.
Tip: Bookmark the store page and the Discord invite. If a new link arrives in a direct message, compare it with this list before you click. The studio posts their social row on the news hub, and that row is short.
FAQ
Is the Trollheim site the game launcher?
No. It is the world site named on the store page. The game launches from Steam.
Why are there two app ids?
4139890 is the store game, still Coming soon. 4584570 is the playtest app the store page attaches to the open test.
Did the studio change Discord?
The invite on the 10 November and 12 November posts is the one in the list. If a later news post prints a new invite, prefer the newer post.
Can I message the wiki instead?
For a wrong guide, yes, using the address on terms. For a crash, no. That goes to the studio channels above.
Sources: Steam store page, Steam news 12 November 2026, Fireshine Games 14 October 2026