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Deadly Days: Roadtrip Leaves Early Access, Launches on PC and Consoles

Sidekick Publishing's zombie roguelite adds a Vampire character, new weapons, maps and bosses, with a 35% Steam discount until November 13.

Sidekick Publishing released Deadly Days: Roadtrip in full on October 30, 2026, ending the game's Steam early access period. The title from developer Pixelsplit is available on PC via Steam, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

The Steam version costs 1700 yen including tax, the PS5 version 2200 yen and the Xbox Series X|S/Windows version 2350 yen. On Steam the game is 35% off at 1105 yen including tax until 2 AM on November 13.

The full launch adds a new playable character called Vampire, who fights with bat swarms that increase in number with each level-up. It also brings new weapons, maps and bosses, a reworked tutorial, more than 30 achievements and a coffee stand in the base camp. According to Automaton Media, the coffee stand grants increased movement speed and a longer daytime period in the next run.

Save data from the Steam early access version can be carried over to the full release.

Earlier context

Deadly Days: Roadtrip entered early access on Steam in September 2025, and SteamDB recorded a peak of about 7,500 concurrent players shortly afterwards. At the time, about 88% of roughly 700 Steam user reviews were positive, giving it a Very Positive status; the game now has about 3,000 reviews, of which 87% are positive. The predecessor, Deadly Days, was released in 2019.

Quick answers

What platforms is Deadly Days: Roadtrip available on?

It is available on PC via Steam, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

How much does Deadly Days: Roadtrip cost?

The Steam version costs 1700 yen including tax, the PS5 version 2200 yen and the Xbox Series X|S/Windows version 2350 yen. The Steam version is 35% off at 1105 yen until 2 AM on November 13.

Can I carry over my early access save data?

Yes, Steam early access save data can be carried over to the full release.

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