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Official Afterworld Links

The short list of Paradox and Steam URLs this wiki treats as canon.

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Afterworld Official Links

Use this page when you need the real Afterworld, not a lookalike. Every URL below is either a Paradox property or the Steam store page Paradox pointed to on announcement day. The sibling page community links covers Reddit and creator videos. The parent is the links hub.

Afterworld is upcoming. Official pages will gain buttons (buy, playtest, repair) that do not exist today. When they do, this list will gain a line, and the updates hub will explain it.

Steam

Store: store.steampowered.com/app/4920230/Afterworld/
This is the wishlist target, the future purchase page, and the place system requirements watches for TBC to become numbers. Language support is listed here. The news hub on the same app ID is how many players will read diaries without a forum account. Launch the wishlist checklist if you have not clicked the heart yet.

Paradox sites

Game hub: paradoxinteractive.com/games/afterworld
Screenshots, feature copy, map teaser, newsletter comic, and the social mosaic all live here. This wiki’s home images were downloaded from that official set.

Forum: forum.paradoxplaza.com, Afterworld section, including Dev Diary 1. If you only follow one official text besides Steam, follow that diary. Our summary is Dev Diary 1. The announcement recap is the press-kit timeline.

Video and social

YouTube: the Afterworld channel that posted the announcement trailer (the home page embeds it). Future gameplay showcases should appear here first.
X: @AfterworldPDX.
Other official icons on the game hub: Instagram, Bluesky, and regional China-facing accounts as Paradox adds them. We will not list a regional URL until it is actually live on the official mosaic.

Discord: the invite is advertised on the official site. That makes it official enough to mention here and player-facing enough to describe on community links.

How to cite an “official” claim on this wiki

A sentence is official if it comes from the store page, the game hub, a diary, a Paradox press release, or an on-camera interview with a developer (the FGS gamescom interview used on multiplayer counts). A sentence from a streamer who “heard in Stockholm” does not count until they are allowed to post it and Paradox does not contradict it.

That rule is why origins only names shelterfolk and zealots, why Ancient Tyrants only promises two paths, and why how to play will not print fake keybinds.

There is no public support ticket queue for a missing client. Account issues are Steam issues. When a Paradox launcher entry exists, it will be linked here. This fan wiki’s own legal pages remain /terms/, /privacy/, and /cookies/ — English only, shared across languages, and unrelated to Paradox’s EULA.

If an official URL 404s, use the Steam page as the fallback. Do not download a client from a mirror. For the rest of the wiki, return to getting started or the preview.

Keep this tab next to updates. Official links without a diary index is how people miss the sentence that changes a tier list.

A last practical note: bookmark the Steam news hub and the forum section, not a third-party tracker that scrapes them. When Paradox changes a store flag — price, date, demo, Deck rating — those two official surfaces move first, and this page will quote them second. That order is the whole point of an official-links article on a fan wiki.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about Afterworld before launch.

What is the Afterworld Steam app ID?

4920230. Use it to confirm you are on the Paradox page, then follow the wishlist checklist.

Where is Dev Diary 1 posted?

On the Paradox Afterworld forum, mirrored in Steam news. Summary: Dev Diary 1.

Is this wiki official?

No. It is a fan resource. Canon lives on the URLs listed here and on the links hub.

Where is the community list?

On the sibling page community links.