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Arknights: Endfield Is Coming to Steam — Wishlist Now for In-Game Rewards

Singapore’s Arknights community has been asking for it since launch day, and Gryphline finally delivered: Arknights: Endfield is officially confirmed for Steam, with the store page going live today, 13 August 2026. A release date has yet to be announced, but a Wishlist milestone campaign is already running — and it comes with free in-game goodies.

Steam Page Is Live — Wishlist for Rewards

Publisher GRYPHLINE and developer Hypergryph confirmed the Steam release via the newly live store page on Steam (App ID 4732690), reported today by Automaton. The listing reads “Coming soon” — an exact date is expected to follow, described as coming “in the near future.”

To mark the launch of the Steam page, the developers have announced a Wishlist milestone reward campaign. Hit any of the targets below by the time the game launches on Steam and all players (across all platforms, to be confirmed) receive the corresponding rewards:

  • Phase 1 — 30,000 Wishlists: T-Creds ×8,000
  • Phase 2 — 100,000 Wishlists: Elementary Cognitive Carrier ×2
  • Phase 3 — 200,000 Wishlists: Arms INSP Set ×2
  • Final Goal — 300,000 Wishlists: Special Commemorative Portrait Frame ×1

T-Creds and Cognitive Carriers are meaningful pulls currency, so even the lower milestones are worth chasing. Head to the Steam page and hit Wishlist — it costs nothing and helps unlock rewards for existing players too.

Arknights: Endfield Official Release Trailer: Back to Endfield — via Arknights: Endfield on YouTube

What Is Arknights: Endfield?

For anyone who hasn’t made the jump yet: Arknights: Endfield is a 3D real-time strategy RPG set in the Arknights universe, developed by Hypergryph and published by GRYPHLINE. You take the role of the Endministrator of Endfield Industries, exploring the planet Talos-II and leading a cast of Operators through combat, base-building, and story content in full 3D — a major visual step up from the original Arknights mobile tower-defence.

The game launched in January 2026 for PC (native client and Epic Games Store), PS5, and mobile. As we covered when Version 1.4 Homecoming dropped in July, the game has been expanding steadily with new Operators, story chapters, and modes since launch.

Arknights Endfield operator character close-up with teal energy weapons
Image courtesy of Hypergryph / GRYPHLINE
Arknights Endfield pink-haired operator character with purple magical effects
Image courtesy of Hypergryph / GRYPHLINE

Why Steam Matters for Singapore Players

Steam is comfortably the dominant PC gaming platform in Singapore and Southeast Asia. For players who have been holding off on Arknights: Endfield specifically because it wasn’t on Steam — Steam Wallet top-ups, family sharing, native overlay, and community hub access — that wait is nearly over.

There is also a practical benefit for the Arknights community here: many SG players already have their gaming spend routed through Steam Wallet (including through Singapore’s various eWallet and convenience-store top-up options), making Steam a much more comfortable entry point than setting up a separate Epic account or native client login.

Arknights Endfield battlefield environment with ancient ruins and glowing energy tower
Image courtesy of Hypergryph / GRYPHLINE
Arknights Endfield aerial view of Talos-II environment with purple energy beams
Image courtesy of Hypergryph / GRYPHLINE

Cross-save and cross-progression details between the Steam version and existing PC/mobile accounts have not yet been confirmed — we’ll update this article when Gryphline announces more. Keep an eye on the Steam store page and the official Arknights: Endfield social channels for the release date announcement.

Check out our latest game news for more updates on what’s landing on PC and console this month.

Arknights: Endfield Version 1.4 Homecoming Drops 16 July — Arcane and Liino Debut

Five days after launch, Arknights: Endfield is already one of the most visually polished gacha RPGs available in Singapore — and on 16 July, it gets its half-year milestone update. Version 1.4, titled Homecoming, is the biggest single update to the game since it launched, bringing two new operators, the largest map expansion yet, a factory system overhaul, a new permanent combat mode, and a sizeable stack of free celebration rewards.

Watch the Homecoming Version Trailer

Arknights: Endfield Companionship Celebration & Core Chapter [Homecoming] Version Trailer — via Arknights: Endfield on YouTube

Arcane and Liino — Two New Operators

Homecoming’s flagship new operator is Arcane, captain of the Yinglung Special Task Force. She has spent years fighting to reclaim the North Wuling Exclusion Zone, and takes a central role in both the update’s story and its combat. Arcane is the first caster in the game whose form changes based on a balance between two attributes — Intellect and Will. In INT form she focuses on frequent skill use, area damage, and a unique Corrosion debuff; in WILL form she shifts to enemy grouping, heavier debuffs, and Arts Infliction spread.

Arcane operator splash art in Arknights: Endfield version 1.4 Homecoming
Image courtesy of GRYPHLINE / Arknights: Endfield

The second new operator is Liino, a rising idol described as the Morning Star of La Fantoma. Where Arcane is combat-forward, Liino is a flexible Electric supporter who cycles between two performance stances — Vocalist and Cosmovoice — to strengthen and sustain the squad across a wide variety of team compositions.

Liino operator splash art in Arknights: Endfield version 1.4 Homecoming
Image courtesy of GRYPHLINE / Arknights: Endfield

Wuling Showdown — The Largest Map Yet

Homecoming brings the Wuling arc to its decisive conclusion with two new story maps. Yinglung Pass is the sealed gateway into the forbidden territory, where players meet the mysterious Feranmut Proxy Si. North Wuling Exclusion Zone takes the squad into the Blight Miasma-covered homeland itself — suppress the corruption and secure a path home for the surviving population.

Together, these two maps constitute the largest main-story map expansion Arknights: Endfield has received since its global launch, rounding out a full arc that has been building through the previous three version updates.

New AIC Factory System and Echoes of War

The AIC factory system — Endfield’s base production loop — receives its largest expansion in Homecoming. Gas joins solids and liquids as a new production state, unlocking new resources (Inergen and Xiragen), new conversion pathways between material states, and new industrial facilities including the Xiranflow Cloudseeder Station.

Homecoming also adds Echoes of War, a permanent new seasonal combat mode featuring rotating stages, multiple difficulty tiers, a global ranking system, and seasonal titles to earn. Unlike limited-time event modes, Echoes of War stays in the game permanently and refreshes its stage pool each season.

Half-Year Celebration Rewards — What You Get for Free

As part of Arknights: Endfield‘s six-month Companionship Celebration, version 1.4 rolls out a significant stack of free rewards for all players:

  • 3,000 Oroberyls upon login
  • 2,000 Oroberyls via in-game mail
  • 5 Basic HH Permits
  • 10 Limited HH Permits (split across two seven-day login campaigns of five each)
  • The free six-star weapon Farsight
  • 14 Fortune Connect-and-Win attempts

That is 5,000 Oroberyls in total alongside the permits and the weapon — a solid haul for returning players and a generous on-ramp for anyone who has been thinking about trying the game.

When and Where to Download

Arknights: Endfield is free to play and available in Singapore on PlayStation 5, PC (via the official Endfield launcher and the Epic Games Store), iOS, and Android. The Homecoming update goes live on 16 July 2026 — a maintenance window will apply before the new version goes live, so check the game’s official social channels for the exact downtime schedule.

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