Funnel Runners Release Date - Early Access Launch and Price

Funnel Runners launched into Early Access on Steam on Jul 16, 2026. The store data marks it as released rather than coming soon, and the page sells the Early Access state openly instead of presenting the game as finished.

The published release date

Jul 16, 2026 is the only date the official listing gives. It is attached to the single purchasable entry, and there is no separate date for a console version because no console version is published.

For an Early Access release that date means something narrower than a launch date usually does: it marks when the build became purchasable, not when the game is finished.

It is also the only date on the page. There is no separate date for the trailer set, no patch timeline and no note about when the first Early Access update landed, so the store listing reads as a snapshot of one day rather than a schedule.

Price and Early Access state at capture

The listing carried a discount at the time we captured the store data.

Field	Value at capture
List price	$14.99
Price at capture	$10.49
Discount	30 percent
Release status	Early Access
Release date	Jul 16, 2026

The store page does not say whether the price will rise at full release, which is a common Early Access question that this listing leaves open.

The four trailers published with the launch

Four videos ship with the store page, and the listing names each one.

• The Great Plains Trailer, the setting video.
• Gameplay Trailer, the systems video.
• Cinematic Trailer, the scripted video.
• Release Date Trailer, the launch announcement.

Ten screenshots are published alongside them. The store page also embeds a looping video in the About the Game section, separate from the four named trailers.

Four named trailers plus an embedded clip is a generous media set for an Early Access launch, and it is the main way the store page shows what a storm actually looks like in motion rather than describing it in text.

The Roadmap section and what is not dated

The listing opens with a Roadmap heading. In the store data we captured it is a single image, with no readable milestones or dates behind it, so nothing from it is quoted here.

That leaves the Early Access timeline genuinely unpublished: no full release window, no content update schedule and no list of planned maps. The map pool question is the one a buyer would most want answered, and the official page does not answer it in text. What the listing does confirm is the date itself and the price at capture, and those two figures are the fixed points in an otherwise open plan.

The systems behind a run are on How It Plays, and the build is on Availability.