Use the official demo page
Steam's official demo page is the verified download location. Its metadata marks the item as type demo and is_free true. The Steam news announcement says the demo is available to download on Steam for everyone.
What the demo includes
The demo page describes selected jobs alongside basic renovation, cleaning, and improvisation. It presents the demo as a first taste rather than the full campaign. The same page says the full game will have more tasks and tools.
Do not transfer assumptions
Selected jobs do not document the full game's job order, progression, payment rules, or every repair system. The full-game listing has a broader feature description and a different store page. Treat a demo result as evidence for that demo version unless an official source confirms the same behavior elsewhere.
System requirements
The demo's Steam metadata lists Windows 10 64-bit, 8 GB RAM, and GTX 1060 6 GB or RX 580 4 GB as the minimum GPU tier. It lists 30 GB available storage for the demo. A GT 1030 result is Pending confirmation because the card is not named and no official benchmark was found.
Feedback and support
The official demo announcement sends players to Discord for thoughts, screenshots, and bug reports. That makes Steam and the published invite the appropriate starting points for demo feedback. The continuing validity of an invite needs checking when it is used.
Safer install checklist
Verify that the page is on store.steampowered.com and that its app ID is 3642880. Avoid APK files, cracks, mirrors, and name-matched downloads. After installation, keep demo-specific impressions separate from statements about the released full game.
Confirm that it is the demo
The official listing identifies app 3642880 as type demo and marks it free. It connects that demo to full-game app 3167920, but the two pages remain separate products. Checking both IDs avoids accidentally describing a full-game purchase page as a free trial or describing a demo as the full release.
Steam's official announcement dated 2026-07-24 explicitly says the demo is available to download on Steam for everyone. That announcement is the appropriate evidence for the public demo route at the research cut-off. A future change to availability should be confirmed on the current official page instead of inferred from an old announcement.
Scope of the demo
The demo page describes selected jobs, basic renovation, cleaning, and improvisation. It also says the full game will offer more tasks and tools. That establishes a limited sample of the game's advertised premise, not a complete campaign, a fixed progression sequence, or all of the full game's systems.
The full-game Steam news lists activities such as painting, plastering, tiling, electrical work, wood paneling, furniture assembly, windows, and doors. The announcement applies to planned full-game content in the pre-release ledger. Do not claim that every one of these appears in the demo unless the demo page or a test of the exact demo confirms it.
Requirements and platform checks
The demo's official Steam requirements list Windows 10 64-bit, 8 GB RAM, and RX 580 4 GB or GTX 1060 6 GB as the minimum GPU tier. Its store record lists 30 GB available storage. The recommended row names 16 GB RAM and RX 5700 XT 8 GB or RTX 2070 8 GB, but the store should be rechecked because requirements can change.
A named minimum requirement does not provide a benchmark for every weaker card. In particular, no official GT 1030 result, frame-rate target, or recommended preset was located. Compatibility on a GT 1030 is Pending confirmation, so this page should not offer an invented low-settings recipe.
Document a demo download safely
The official demo route is useful because it gives readers a legal way to try the game without relying on name-matched files. Link directly to Steam and identify the page as the free demo rather than a full-game download. The Steam announcement and metadata together establish that limited claim.
Before publishing instructions, verify the displayed storage requirement and Windows support on the live demo page. The ledger captured 30 GB storage and Windows 10 64-bit requirements, but store data may change after launch. A current page check is more reliable than copying an old hardware note.
Do not promise demo save transfer, full-game feature coverage, multiplayer, or a particular performance result as part of download advice. None of those follow from the demo's free status. They remain separate questions with their own evidence limits.
The demo page's own wording should shape the expectations set before installation. It says selected jobs and describes basic renovation, cleaning, and improvisation, while pointing to a broader full game. This is a useful way to tell readers what the official page actually promises without inventing a length or completion estimate.
If an installation page asks for keys, a separate launcher, or a file outside Steam, it is not the verified route in this ledger. Do not advise readers to bypass platform checks. The historical playtest's no-keys language applies to that Steam route and does not authenticate unrelated downloads.