Release tracker

Trees Hate You Release Date and Current Demo Status

The confirmed Trees Hate You release window, what is playable now, and where to verify future announcements without guessing an exact date.

Short answer

The useful version.

The full game is officially planned for 2026, but an exact release date is not listed. The itch.io and Steam demos are playable now. Wishlist or follow the official Steam page for the eventual date announcement.

Full-game window
2026
Exact release date
Not announced
Steam Demo
Available now
itch.io demo
HTML5 and Windows
01

What is officially announced

The full-game Steam listing shows a planned 2026 release window. It does not provide a specific month or day, so pages claiming a precise launch date are not supported by the current store listing.

The safe answer is simple: 2026 is confirmed; the exact date is still unannounced.

02

What you can play right now

Tykenn's itch.io page offers the HTML5 demo and a Windows download. A separate Steam Demo released on April 24, 2026 and is also free to install.

The expanded demo includes checkpoints, another full level, more trap variety, and character creation. The Steam listing describes two full levels plus a short transition level.

03

What the full game is expected to add

The full Steam page mentions several biomes, collectible hats, Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, and the possibility of finding an axe. Those are planned full-game features, not a promise that every item is available in every current browser build.

Store features can change during development, so the official Steam page should remain the final reference.

04

How to track the real date

Wishlist and follow the full game on Steam, then check Tykenn's itch.io devlog for development posts. These are first-party sources and should update before a fan guide can reliably report a new date.

This page displays its review date so you can tell when the information was last checked.

  • Wishlist the official full-game Steam listing.
  • Follow the Steam page for announcements.
  • Check the official itch.io devlog.
  • Ignore exact dates that do not link to a developer announcement.

Primary sources

Check the developer's current pages.

Builds and store details can change. These first-party pages take precedence over this fan guide.