Key facts
- Cheapest right now
- € Standard · Steam Account · Global · Difmark
- Live offers
- 2 offers · 2 stores
- Our pick
- Standard · Steam Key · Global · Steam — €
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Koei Tecmo has finally put a PC date on Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember: 4 March. It has also released a free alpha demo, up for a limited time, and that part you can play right now without paying anything.
So the sequel to Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is roughly six months away and pre-orders are technically open. Technically, because there is almost nothing to book. We track two live offers on the PC page, and neither of them hands you a code of your own.
What the PC page actually shows
We took these numbers at 05:45 UTC on 17 September, and they change from one day to the next. Steam sells the Standard edition at €79.99, no fees. The only thing underneath it is Difmark, at €41.99 with the coupon Gocdkeys (€43.88 with fees), and the format there is Steam Account.
That is the entire list. Two offers, €38 of daylight between them, and the cheaper one is not a copy of the game.
No shop is selling a code for it yet
Here is the headline nobody else will lead with: the shops where a PC pre-order normally gets cheaper have not listed this game at all. Not one Steam Key, at any price, from any of the stores we compare. The pre-order exists on Steam and it exists as a shared account, and that is where it ends for now.
The practical effect is simple. Today the only way to reserve a copy that will actually land in your library is Koei Tecmo's own €79.99 on Steam, and €79.99 is a steep asking price even for a launch. There is no discount to weigh it against, because there is nothing to weigh.
The €41.99 offer is somebody else's account
Difmark's listing is the only figure below Steam's, and its format matters more than its price. A Steam Account is not a code. You get the login details of an account that belongs to another person, you play from inside it, and the game never appears in your own library. If the owner changes the password, or loses the account, your access goes with it.
With a release that is still about six months off, that gets worse. You would be paying today for a login you cannot even test until March, on a game with no legitimate code available as a fallback. I would not touch it. If €79.99 is more than you want to spend on Wo Long 2, the answer is to wait rather than to buy your way into someone else's Steam.
58 days at exactly €49.99
We have 58 daily readings on this game, one per day since 21 July. Everything in this section is before payment fees and before coupons. Across all 58 of those days the price has not moved a single cent: €49.99, every single time. That €49.99 is Difmark's own listing before its 16% coupon knocks it down to the €41.99 you see today.
Which means there is no history here to read. No dips, no weekend tests, nothing that hints at a pre-order cut before launch. Two flat months are not a guarantee of anything, but they are the only evidence on the table and they point towards waiting.
Rather than reloading the page every week, set a price alert and let it tell you the day a real key finally shows up.
Nobody has played the full game, and the demo is free
There is no verdict on Wo Long 2 from anyone yet. The game has not launched, so its Steam page still reads "No user reviews", and we have no critic average to quote either. Anybody telling you today how good it is is guessing.
That is exactly why the alpha demo is the most useful thing in this article. It is free, it is live, and it is time-limited. Koei Tecmo has not told us when it closes, what it contains or where it can be downloaded, and I am not going to invent those details, but you can go and find out for yourself at no cost.
What you can count on: this follows Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, it comes from the Koei Tecmo team behind Nioh, it is set in the China of the Three Kingdoms, and the combat is the demanding soulslike sort, built around parrying at the right moment. If the first game lost you somewhere in its first few hours, the demo is where you find out whether the sequel treats you differently.
The short version, then. Play the demo, because it costs nothing and it is the only first-hand look available. Leave the alert running. And check the page again in a few weeks: the moment the pre-order reaches the code shops, €79.99 stops being the reference. When that happens, buy Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember key from whichever of them you already trust.
I have been a gamer for as long as I can remember, and for the last 14 years I have been making life easier for other gamers. CEO and co-founder of Gocdkeys.
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