Project Rabbit Demo: Availability, Steam Access, and Release Status

A Project Rabbit demo is not confirmed as available as of November 12, 2026. The official Steam page lists the full game as “Coming soon,” with no demo download, demo release date, or playtest registration shown. You can currently wishlist or follow the game on Steam, but neither action provides playable access.

Project Rabbit demo and release status

Project Rabbit is an upcoming dark-fantasy Soulslike action game developed and published by novaflare. It reimagines Alice in Wonderland around Alice’s journey through the Abyss of Time, a realm ruled by the Blood Queen.

For players looking specifically for a demo, the important distinction is between an available store page and an available build. Project Rabbit has a Steam listing with trailers, screenshots, feature information, and PC requirements, but the listing says the game is not yet available on Steam.

The current access details are:

• Demo: No downloadable demo or demo launch date is listed.
• Full release: The release window is “Coming soon,” without a specific date.
• Playtest access: No registration option or invitation procedure is shown.
• Wishlist: Available through the Steam page.
• Release price: Not listed on the page.

There is therefore no confirmed demo installation procedure, access code, or test schedule to follow. The Steam listing also does not establish what a possible demo would contain, how long it would last, or whether progress would transfer to the full game.

How to follow Project Rabbit on Steam

The available route for tracking access is the Project Rabbit Steam store page.

1. Open the official listing.
2. Sign in to Steam if you want to use the account-based wishlist or follow options.
3. Select Add to your wishlist to receive Steam’s availability notification.
4. Use the page’s follow option to track the game, and check Recent Events & Announcements for developer updates.

These steps help you track the release; they do not unlock a demo or reserve a place in a test. The store page’s wishlist prompt specifically offers notification when the game becomes available, rather than immediate access.

If you are checking the page after November 12, 2026, look for an explicit demo download or playtest announcement before assuming that access has opened. The dated status here does not establish availability beyond that point.

The November trailer announcement is not a demo date

The Steam news section includes a November 9, 2026 announcement scheduling a new trailer for IGN on November 10 at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET. A November 10 follow-up says that trailer is live.

Those dates concern the trailer, not the game’s release or a playable demo. Neither announcement, as presented on the store page, supplies a demo launch date or instructions for joining a test.

This matters if you arrived after seeing news that Project Rabbit “has a date”: the dated event in that announcement is the trailer premiere. The full game’s release field still reads “Coming soon.”

What the full game listing confirms

Although demo content remains unannounced on the page, the full-game description outlines the intended experience. Combat includes dodging, blocking, parrying, and using combat skills against hostile creatures. Players can combine weapons, equipment, and skills to shape their fighting style while exploring for treasures and secrets.

The Steam feature list includes single-player, online co-op, and online PvP. The description also presents exploration both alone and with allies, alongside encounters with other survivors.

These are listed features of Project Rabbit, not a confirmed feature set for a demo. The page does not specify a demo’s playable areas, available equipment, multiplayer restrictions, or progression limits. Exact keyboard and controller button mappings are likewise not independently confirmed by the listing.

Listed PC requirements

The Steam page publishes the following requirements for Project Rabbit. These are the game’s listed requirements, not separately announced demo specifications.

Both configurations require a 64-bit processor and operating system. The 20 GB figure is an available-storage requirement; it is not a confirmed demo download size.

Steam Deck compatibility is listed as Unknown, so the page does not establish verified Steam Deck support. It also provides no demo-specific performance targets or confirmed build version.

For now, the practical next step is to wishlist Project Rabbit and watch its Steam announcements. A trailer and a populated store page show the game publicly, but neither confirms that a playable demo has been released.