Eslabong Cheat Sheet - Numbers and the Best Team

Eslabong is an Early Access arena game with mercenary club management, released on Steam on Aug 24, 2026 at $11.99 in the US on Windows. Everything below comes from the same official listing, and nothing is carried over from third-party pages.

Every published number in one table

Field	Value
Release date	Aug 24, 2026
Release type	Early Access
Platform	Windows
Price at capture (US)	$11.99 (list $14.99)
Genres	Action, Indie, Simulation, Strategy, Early Access
Achievements	56 listed, 10 names published by the API
Screenshots / trailers	17 / 2
Languages	11, English flagged for full audio
Content descriptors	None attached
Region ratings	6 (DEJUS), 12 (German scheme), 13 (IGRS)

Store tags worth keeping

• Player modes: Single-player, Multi-player, PvP, Online PvP, Co-op, Shared/Split Screen Co-op, Shared/Split Screen, Remote Play Together
• Controller: Partial Controller Support, with DualShock and DualSense entries
• Comfort: Adjustable Text Size, Camera Comfort, Color Alternatives, contrast controls
• Pace: Adjustable Difficulty, playable at your own pace, Save Anytime
• Account: Steam Cloud and Family Sharing

The loop in four lines

1. Enter an arena round and either control one fighter or call tactics.
2. Win to earn gold.
3. Spend gold in the market, buying and selling mercenaries.
4. Upgrade the roster across seasons and climb the leagues and cups.

Where the official record stops

There is no champion list, no class list, no stat table and no league structure in the official material, so a best team cannot be copied from a published chart. The Early Access label means the numbers that do exist can also move between patches, which is the main reason this sheet lists fields rather than values: the values are the part that changes.

What to re-check after each patch

Because Eslabong is in Early Access, part of this sheet is a snapshot rather than a fixed reference. The fields most likely to move are the same fields that matter most: the price, the achievement list, the tag set and the season structure behind the roster.

The fields that are stable are the platform, the developer, the region ratings and the language list, none of which change often. A practical habit is to re-read the store page after each update and compare it against the table above, since the official record is the only source that will change with the game. Nothing in this sheet should be treated as permanent, and the fields that could change are listed rather than smoothed over.

Where to go next

The systems in depth are on How It Plays, the first-session framing is on the New Player Guide, and the hardware tiers are on Setups.