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Worming from Home Release Date & Price (Out Now on Steam)

Worming from Home release date and price: launched Sept 4, 2026 on Steam for $7.99, now $5.99 with -25% launch discount. Self-published by Zach Northrop.

Worming from Home is out now on Steam, and this release guide lays out the launch details that are officially confirmed. The game launched on September 4, 2026, for PC via Steam, and it is self-published by Zach Northrop. Whether you are here for the price, the discount, or the demo, everything below comes from the Steam store page and the developer's official materials — no guesses.

The premise is simple: you are a worm working a remote finance job, and you wriggle your spineless body across a keyboard to answer messages, fill spreadsheets, invest in the stock market, and climb the corporate ladder. The game is already out, so this article focuses on what you need to know before you buy.

Release date and status

Worming from Home is a full release, not an early access title. The launch date is September 4, 2026. You can buy it now on PC through Steam (app ID 3547270). There is also a free demo available on a separate Steam page (app ID 4329950), so you can try the ragdoll finance life before spending any money.

Price and launch discount

The base price for Worming from Home is $7.99 USD. At launch, the developer applied a -25% launch discount, which brings the price down to $5.99 USD at the time of writing (captured September 7, 2026).

The official store page does not list an end date for this launch discount in the captured information. Launch discounts are often temporary, so if you want the $5.99 price, check the Steam page to see if it is still active. The free demo remains free regardless of the discount.

Here is the release and pricing breakdown in one place:

FieldConfirmed details
Release dateSeptember 4, 2026
PlatformPC (Steam)
Base price$7.99 USD
Launch discount-25%
Discounted price at writing$5.99 USD (captured 2026-09-07)
DemoFree demo on Steam (app 4329950)
DeveloperZach Northrop and Mason Sabharwal
PublisherZach Northrop (self-published)

Who made Worming from Home?

Worming from Home is developed by Zach Northrop and Mason Sabharwal, and it is self-published by Zach Northrop. The game's official tagline is "Remote work simulator where you are a worm :)" — which sums up the tone well. It was also an Official Selection at Day of the Devs in March 2026, credited to Zach Northrop. That festival placement is a good sign for anyone who likes weird, physics-driven indie games.

Initial reception on Steam

As of September 7, 2026, the Steam review summary for Worming from Home is "Very Positive". The review snapshot shows 340 total reviews, with 335 positive and 5 negative — about 98.5% positive. This is based on the Steam appreviews endpoint captured on that date, so it reflects the first few days after launch. While that is a strong start, review scores can change as more players pick up the game.

System requirements: what is actually confirmed

The official Steam listing for Worming from Home is unusually sparse when it comes to hardware requirements. The minimum requirement is listed as Windows 10 with a 64-bit processor and operating system, but no CPU, GPU, or RAM specifications are provided. The recommended requirement is the same: just a 64-bit processor and OS, with no further detail. Do not rely on any third-party guesswork for specs — the developer has not published detailed numbers as of this capture. If you are unsure whether your PC can run it, the free demo is the safest way to test.

What else is on the Steam page?

Beyond price and release, the Steam page confirms several features and accessibility options. The game supports full controller play, including DualShock and DualSense, along with Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing. There are also color alternatives, custom volume controls, and an option to play without timed input. Interface and subtitles are available in English, French, German, Spanish (Spain), Japanese, Russian, and Simplified Chinese, with full audio in English.

Do you need the demo first?

Yes, if you are on the fence. The free demo is a separate Steam app (4329950) and gives you a slice of the full game without spending money. The full game costs $7.99, or $5.99 during the launch discount, but the demo is free and does not require a purchase. If the discount has ended by the time you read this, the base price is still a low entry for a physics comedy sim.

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