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Endfield Launches On Steam With Shared Accounts Across All Platforms
Arknights: Endfield is now on Steam. Developer Gryphline says the Steam version shares account data with every other platform.
The announcement was posted at 2pm AEDT on Thursday 15 October (we converted that from 3:00 UTC). It opens with the line “Arknights: Endfield is now officially available on Steam.”
On progression, the post says the Steam version “supports account data sharing across all platforms.” Players who started elsewhere “can use the same account to pick up right where they left off on Steam.”
Gryphline also gives a wishlist figure. The post says the game “has been added to over 300,000 Steam wishlists”, and that every player can claim a commemorative portrait frame as the final milestone reward.
A new version launches the same day, 15 October. The post lists a new main story, two new operators and a countryside inn players can run, with crops, animals and ingredients.
Two sign-in events are part of the update. The post says they give “up to 10 limited-time Headhunting Permits.”
The post lists quality-of-life changes too. They cover facility placement, farming and delivery jobs, more flexible targeting controls and Combo Skill priority settings, and a new Gear Plan feature.
Steam lists the game as free to play on Windows, with Hypergryph as developer and Gryphline as publisher. When we checked on 19 October, Steam showed 1,895 user reviews across all languages, 1,659 of them positive, and labelled them Very Positive.
That is a single store’s count and it will change. The post gives no drop rates for the new operators.
Source: Gryphline (Steam) – Arknights: Endfield Is Now Available on Steam, Steam – Arknights: Endfield