Pax Autocratica is catalogued on SteamDB under App ID 1067360 — that single number is the key to everything the database tracks for the game, from its engine and supported platforms to its patch history. SteamDB's listing confirms Pax Autocratica as a Unity Engine title for Windows, with a store release date of August 10, 2026 at 15:00 UTC, which lines up exactly with the global Early Access unlock on Steam. Below is a full breakdown of what the database records for Multiverse's totalitarian colony sim, what players actually use SteamDB for, and which figures should still be treated as unconfirmed.

What SteamDB Records for Pax Autocratica

The core metadata block on the game's SteamDB page is short but useful, and every entry has been verified against the official Steam store listing. The record identifies the app type as a full Game (not a demo, DLC, or tool), built on Unity, and supporting Windows only — no Linux or macOS depots are listed.

| Field | Value | | --- | --- | | App ID | 1067360 | | App Type | Game | | Technologies | Unity Engine | | Supported Systems | Windows | | Franchise | Pax Autocratica | | Store Release Date | 10 August 2026 – 15:00:00 UTC |

One important distinction: the free Pax Autocratica: Prologue lives under a separate app (ID 4107120). If you are pulling charts or depot data, make sure you are looking at the main game's page rather than the Prologue's, because their player statistics and update histories are tracked independently.

Official Social Links Logged on SteamDB

SteamDB also preserves the official community links attached to the store record, which makes it a handy verification tool when you want to be sure an account is genuinely run by the developer. The links recorded for Pax Autocratica are:

  • Discord: https://discord.gg/U2WCanzz7e
  • TikTok: @PaxAutocratica (tiktok.com/@PaxAutocratica)
  • X (Twitter): @PaxAutocratica (x.com/PaxAutocratica)
  • Bilibili: space.bilibili.com/485266266
  • QQ Group: 792301603

The mix is telling. TikTok and X target Western players, while Bilibili and a QQ group serve the Chinese-speaking audience — fitting for a team with roots in both Los Angeles and Shenzhen. If a community link is not on this list, treat it with suspicion until the Ministry of Information confirms it.

What Players Use SteamDB For

SteamDB is a third-party database, not an official storefront, and its value comes from aggregating data Steam itself does not surface. For Pax Autocratica specifically, players typically check three things.

Player counts. Concurrent player charts show how many citizens are actively serving the regime at any moment. We do not have verified live player-count figures for Pax Autocratica in our source material TBC, so we will not quote numbers here — check the game's page on steamdb.info directly for the current chart. Expect the curve to be jumpy during Early Access: launch spikes, patch-day bumps, and quiet weeks in between are all normal.

Patch and depot history. Every update pushed to Steam leaves a trace in the depot history, and Multiverse has been prolific. The studio ships fixes roughly every one to two weeks during Early Access, published under the gloriously bureaucratic banner of "CITIZEN FIELD REPORTS ADDRESSED" updates. Recent entries include weapon-specific Core additions, quality-of-life changes, and balance passes like the Gratov Quantum Longbow gaining piercing shots at reduced damage per pierce. Watching depot activity is the fastest way to confirm the game is actively maintained.

Price history. The launch price is $29.99 USD / €29.99 EUR / £24.99 GBP / ¥108 RMB, with a 17% launch discount running for the first two weeks of Early Access. The studio has stated it plans to raise the price when the game reaches full release, so the price-history graph will only move in one direction from here.

Check Live Numbers at the Source

Concurrent player counts, review-score shifts, and depot changes update in real time and are not reflected in our source material. For current figures, go straight to steamdb.info and search App ID 1067360.

Related Database IDs

SteamDB is not the only database tracking the game. The Wikidata entry for Pax Autocratica (Q134967468, "video game developed by Multiverse") acts as a hub that cross-references several other services, and these IDs are useful if you are hunting for reviews, playtime estimates, or custom library artwork:

  • OpenCritic: 19973 — review aggregation; critic coverage is still landing in launch week, so any score should be treated as provisional TBC
  • IGDB: 358217 — metadata and categorization
  • HowLongToBeat: 85056 — community-reported completion times (expect wide variance for a roguelite-colony sim hybrid in EA)
  • SteamGridDB: 4889264 — custom grid images, heroes, and logos for library customization

Worth noting for accuracy: some older database entries still carry multiplayer or co-op tags inherited from the game's Earth From Another Sun era. The Early Access build that launched on August 10 is single-player only, with co-op named as a feature the studio hopes to develop during Early Access.

Reading Early Access Data Responsibly

A final word of caution before you start chart-watching. Early Access numbers are volatile by nature — a balance patch can double concurrent players overnight, and a quiet content drought can halve them. Neither movement necessarily reflects the game's long-term health, especially for a single-player title where players finish a run and step away until the next update.

Also remember that SteamDB tracks Steam only. Pax Autocratica is also sold on the Epic Games Store, and Epic does not publish player data, so the total citizen count is always somewhat higher than what any chart shows. We will keep monitoring the official channels and update this page as verified figures become available. The State appreciates your diligence — but verify before you report.

What SteamDB Cannot Tell You

Even a diligent archivist has blind spots, and it is worth knowing where SteamDB's records end before you draw conclusions from them.

First, wishlists. Steam does not expose wishlist counts publicly, so SteamDB cannot chart them. The only wishlist figure in our source material comes from Chinese-language coverage of the game's crowdfunding era, which recorded over one hundred thousand wishlists before launch — impressive, but a historical number rather than a live one.

Second, revenue and sales. SteamDB estimates nothing here, and any third-party "sales estimate" site is extrapolating from review counts at best. The one revenue-related fact the developer has committed to is the pledge to donate 1% of all net revenue to the Norwegian Refugee Council, announced alongside the Early Access date on December 2, 2025.

Third, the Epic side of the operation. The $29.99 launch price (with the 17% first-two-weeks discount) applies on both Steam and Epic, but only the Steam half is observable through depot and player data. Treat every chart as a sample, not a census.

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