Fell & Sell Beginner Guide - Controller Support Basics

Fell & Sell is a first-person hack-and-slash roguelike built around a shop: you raid a descending dungeon for stock, survive the trip home, then price what you brought back. It released on Steam on Aug 26, 2026 at $9.99, on Windows only, and the listing tags full controller support.

What the store listing says the game is

The store text opens by asking why you would buy from heroes when you can be one, then describes a fast-paced 3D first-person hack-n-slash roguelike shopkeeper where business success depends as much on how hard you can swing a sword and how fast you can run as on your trading skills. It is listed as Action, RPG and Simulation.

The same page states the premise behind the inventory in one line: your inventory costs blood, sweat, and steel. Nothing outside the published store text describes the game, because the store listing is the only official description of it.

The two halves of one run

A run is a loop between two places, and the listing explains both halves separately.

Half	What the store text says
The dungeon	Descending roguelike floors; the deeper you go the rarer the loot; dying loses your entire unbanked haul
The forest	A living forest with goblin raiding parties, sudden thunderstorms and psychedelic mushroom season
Back at the cabin	Forge weapons and armour, turn expedition feats in at the quest board, build decor that grants permanent combat buffs
The shop	You set the price tags yourself, based on supply, demand, shop prestige and decoration bonuses

The tension the listing describes is the same in every run: secure the bag and head home, or risk it all for a legendary drop. That decision is the game as far as the official material goes.

Controller support and the rest of the input tags

The listing's feature tags are the only published statement about controls. They read as follows.

• Full controller support
• DualShock Controller Support
• DualSense Controller Support
• Steam Cloud
• Stereo Sound
• Custom Volume Controls
• Playable without Timed Input
• Steam Achievements
• Family Sharing
• Single-player

There is no keyboard remapping tag and no playable-with-mouse-only tag, so the published list is simply these ten. Nothing about input latency, dead zones or aim assist is published.

Price, platform and what is not published

At the time of capture the US price was $9.99 with no discount, and the only build on the listing is Windows. The listing attaches no Steam content descriptors, and it carries region ratings of 12 from DEJUS and the German scheme and 18 from IGRS.

What is missing is worth stating plainly, because the store page is the only official source: no playtime estimate, no item list, no recipe list, no dungeon floor count, no boss names possible, no difficulty options and no plan for other platforms. The store page also carries a roadmap section, but its content is published as an image rather than as text, so this page does not repeat milestones it cannot verify word for word.

Where to go next

The systems behind a run are broken down on How It Plays, the build and platform facts are on Availability, and the launch record is on Launch & Demo.