Pre-release page. Planned for November 16, 2026. Data here comes from the Steam page, the demo and official developer posts, and each page says which version it reflects. We'll update it for the full release.
Spirit Crossing is a social online game from Spry Fox about building a home in the mountains, helping spirits, exploring and meeting other players. It is scheduled to launch on November 16, 2026. This guide reflects pre-release information; launch features and prices can change.
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Release date and price
Platforms, the announced price and what is known about launch timing.
Village and systems
Homes, fluffalo, fishing and meeting friends.
What do you do?
Build and furnish a home, travel through the landscape, fish in the sky and help lost spirits. The Steam description also shows players sharing activities around a campfire. Other players initially appear as shadows; a shared activity or introduction can reveal them in color. You can choose not to meet new people when you want a quieter session.
Spirits, storms and daily activities
The official Steam description presents the Crosslands as a world affected by magical storms. Daily quests involve helping rebuild the community and healing troubled spirits; learning their language can lead to items and more of their stories. Exploration is not limited to a checklist: when storms interrupt a trip, players can gather at communal bonfires, share music or simply wait together.
For a quieter session, the store page says you can opt out of meeting others. That choice affects social encounters, not the connection requirement: the Steam system requirements list a broadband internet connection, and we found no offline mode.
What to expect from your first home
In the 15.0 playtest, introductory quests taught players to use build mode, craft furniture and install recipes at crafting stations. Your personal mountain home and the community Waystation have different roles: one is your own space to build and decorate, while the other is shared by a small group. Playtest details may change at launch; the systems guide explains both.
Price and Cozy Club
Spry Fox announced a US $29.99 upfront price. The game is a purchase with an optional Cozy Club membership; the membership price is unconfirmed. Spry Fox describes the purchase as giving access to the complete game experience. The membership offers fluffalo customization, exclusive flairs and access to a limited resource exchange shop; it is not required to buy the game.
Does demo progress transfer?
Yes: Spry Fox says all progress from the Steam demo will transfer to the full game at launch. The demo closed on November 9 at 10:00 a.m. Pacific time, followed by a week of downtime while the team prepares for the November 16 launch. The announcement specifically addresses Steam demo progress; cross-platform transfer is not confirmed here.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I play?
Announced platforms are PC through Steam and Epic Games Store, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. See the release guide for timing and availability.
Can I play with a friend?
Yes. Players can interact in a shared Village. Spry Fox says you can use an invite code to change to a friend’s Village. See Village and systems for the distinction between a Village and a Waystation.
Does Spirit Crossing work offline?
Probably not. The Steam requirements list a broadband internet connection and we found no offline mode, even though players can choose a more solitary experience.
Does it support cross-platform multiplayer?
Steam lists cross-platform multiplayer. That feature does not by itself confirm that purchases or saves transfer between platforms; those details remain unconfirmed.
Is it suitable for children?
Spry Fox says players must be at least 13 years old. Its support center also explains reporting, blocking and muting other players.