Pool of Radiance release date, Steam price and demo
The 2026 digital rerelease of Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor launched on Steam on 6 November. The US listing checked on 6 November 2026 (EST) showed a $19.99 base price, discounted by 10% to $17.99. SNEG’s launch announcement says the original soundtrack is included. A separate official demo covers the first location and its progress carries over to the full game, according to the release-date announcement.
| Question | Officially published answer |
|---|---|
| Steam release | 6 November 2026 |
| US price snapshot | $19.99 base; $17.99 with 10% discount |
| Soundtrack | Included, according to the launch announcement |
| Demo | Separate Steam app 5307870 |
| Demo scope | First location; progress carries over per publisher |
| Platform established here | Windows on Steam |
A snapshot, not a checkout promise
The dollar amounts above come from the US English appdetails response. They are not a quote for every country, a guaranteed future price or a statement of the final tax-inclusive checkout total. No verified promotion end time is supplied here. Regional prices and account circumstances can differ, so consult the current official listing before deciding.
The launch post also advertises bundle discounts for owners of The Temple of Elemental Evil or Forgotten Realms: The Archives – Collection Two. It does not establish one universal bundle total for every customer. This guide therefore does not combine the base discount with a guessed additional saving.
Trying the official demo
SNEG’s release-date announcement describes a free demo of the first location, with progress transferable to the full game. That is publisher guidance, not an independently tested save-transfer procedure. No folder paths, installation steps or platform-to-platform transfer promises are invented here.
Which release is this?
The current Steam product is a digital rerelease of the 2001 adventure with modern enhancements. This page establishes Steam availability; it does not infer other storefront entitlements, console releases or cross-store save compatibility from that fact. See the enhancements guide for what the publisher actually says changed.