Pollex Steam Page, Logged

Pollex is still not yet available. The window is still Q4 2026. That does not mean the store page is frozen. This snapshot logs what the public listing for app 4593810 (Kooky Studios) showed when this wiki last checked in 2026: assets, screenshots, categories, and the absences that still matter. When the page changes, this article gets a new heading instead of a silent rewrite. The policy for later patches lives on the updates hub and the roadmap.

Still true

• Developer and publisher: Kooky Studios.
• Platform: PC (Steam) only on the listing. No console SKU.
• Mode: single-player. Achievements, Cloud, and Family Sharing are listed as Steam features, not as extra bodies in the ring. Family Sharing is excluded until release, which is normal.
• Languages: English interface, audio, and subtitles.
• Engine pitch: Unreal Engine 5, hand-crafted, no gen-AI art claimed.
• Mature descriptors: Frequent Violence or Gore, General Mature Content. See content warning.
• Price: not published.
• Demo button: not on the listing we reviewed.
• Promo codes: none. See codes.

What appeared as the page filled in

Library and capsule art. Header, library hero, library capsule, hero capsule, and logo files are live on Steam’s CDN (hashed paths). The library hero is the two-thumb lock used as this wiki’s home hero. The main capsule is the dripping POLLEX wordmark on black.

Gameplay stills. The store shows multiple screenshots. The ones we mirrored locally include a lamp-lit apartment bedroom and a green bathroom. They are not pit canvases. They are the reason this wiki stopped talking as if the game were only a ring.

Controller and accessibility categories. Full Controller Support, Gamepad Preferred, DualShock (USB only), Subtitle Options, Custom Volume Controls, Contrast Controls, Stereo Sound, Adjustable Difficulty. Details on controller and controls.

User tags (noisy, useful). Action, Simulation, Strategy, Roguelike, Roguelite, Realistic, Atmospheric, Dark, Gore, Violent, Gambling, Psychological, Singleplayer, 1990’s — and a Third Person tag that fights the store’s own first-person sentence. Treat tags as player-applied noise. Treat the About This Game paragraph as the primary text. We will not rewrite the wiki to third-person because a tag exists.

No movies on the listing we could verify. There is no official trailer ID we are willing to embed. If you see a random YouTube file named “Pollex trailer,” check the app ID. This wiki will not invent an embed. When Kooky Studios posts one, it will go in the middle of one page, once — likely this snapshot or review.

How we will log the next change

Watch for, and date, any of the following:

1. A day inside Q4 2026, or a slip to 2027.
2. A price.
3. A demo or playtest button.
4. A trailer with a real YouTube ID on the Steam movies row.
5. A second language.
6. A named fighter, which then goes to opponents.
7. A Bluetooth DualShock correction, which then goes to controller.
8. A live code, which then goes to codes and how to redeem.

Do not treat a SteamDB delay as a studio blog. Primary source is the store page and the community hub. Recap links live on official links.

Why a snapshot page exists

Players search “Pollex update” and “Pollex trailer” the moment a capsule exists. If we only keep a roadmap of the future, we hide the present. The present is: wishlistable, screenshot-backed, pad-supported, English-only, no demo, no verified trailer, Q4 2026. That is enough to spec-check, plan stakes, and decide whether the content warning is a stop sign.

Related

Roadmap for the window, review for the pitch, getting started for the loop, the apartment for the stills, wishlist for the button, wiki for URLs.