Travelling At Night Platforms and storefronts

Travelling At Night ships as a Weather Factory PC CRPG. The public demo went live on Steam on 10 August 2026 (press window alongside Telltale’s Choices Matter Festival). GOG availability is expected to follow Steam stability per developer communication patterns. OS targets include Windows, macOS, and Linux. Mobile consoles are not the pitch.

Steam

Primary announcement vehicle and demo host. Wishlist the full game there to catch launch noise. App ID 2915730 identifies the storefront entry. Use it for specs and patch notes. Deep links live on Wiki links.

GOG

DRM-conscious players often wait for GOG builds. Treat timing as “after Steam stability” unless Weather Factory posts an exact simultaneous date. When live, verify demo/full distinctions carefully.

OS expectations

Multi-OS support matches prior Secret Histories releases, but always confirm your platform’s demo button. If a Linux build lags a Windows patch by days, that is normal storefront reality—not a wiki error.

What platforms do not change

Combat remains absent everywhere. Careers, Passions, skills, Vincent, Antibes routing—same fantasy. Guides do not fork by OS except where controls prompts differ (Controls).

Wishlist hygiene

Wishlist full game even while demoing; demo satisfaction is the point of the slice. Follow Weather Factory on storefronts for HUNTED/WORMS trailer drops and patch blips—Demo status.

After you pick a store

Download, finish Introduction literacy, then compare Careers. Specs: System requirements. Community etiquette: this wiki is unofficial—buy and support via official stores listed on the links page.

Store choice matrix

Want demo day-one → Steam. Want DRM-free habit → wait for GOG listing. Want Mac/Linux → confirm build flags each patch week. Want screenshots for wiki friends → any store, but cite versions. Platform pages should end arguments quickly so you can return to Guides.

Wishlist plus demo

Demo without wishlist loses launch signal; wishlist without demo loses literacy. Do both. Link friends the Steam app ID 2915730 and this wiki’s How to play together.

Version citation

When reporting bugs to friends or forums, cite store + OS + patch date. “It broke on PC” helps no one. Platforms page exists to make that citation boring and automatic. Pair with System requirements when performance is the bug class.

Family sharing / multi-seat notes

Follow each storefront’s rules; this wiki will not invent policy. Buy additional seats officially if you are running demo nights for friends.

Launch-night plan

Steam page open → demo installed → wishlist clicked → wiki How to play open → Build Planner filled → first Career started before Discord arguments. GOG users insert a wait-for-listing step without losing the rest. Linux/Mac users verify the build flag before blaming guides for missing buttons. Platforms are logistics; logistics exist so poetry and dread can happen in Antibes. When someone asks where to buy, paste Steam app 2915730 and weatherfactory.biz, not random keys shops. When they ask where to learn, paste this wiki’s Guides hub. That two-link answer is the whole point of a Platforms leaf done right for a combat-free CRPG demo week and beyond. One store, one OS, one honest version string—then Antibes. Logistics first, Worms second, arguments never. When GOG lists the build, repeat the same wishlist-plus-demo hygiene you used on Steam. Cross-store save myths waste evenings; verify or replay. Platforms exist so Spencer can step into the rain without you fighting launchers. Share store links, not cracked mirrors. Weather Factory’s night trains deserve tickets. This wiki only makes sense beside legitimate installs and honest patch strings. If a friend needs the short version: Steam for the live demo, GOG when listed, desktop OS only, wishlist always—then open How to play before another launcher argument.