With The Quinfall, a new MMORPG started its Early Access on Steam on January 24, 2025. Just a few weeks later, you can secure the game for almost free.
What is the current price of The Quinfall? On Steam, you can secure the MMORPG from Vawraek Technology for 1.95 euros until March 10, 2025. Normally, the EA access costs 19.50 euros. So, you can save 90 percent off the original price.
What is noticeable: Apparently, various curious players have already jumped in over the weekend. According to steamdb.info, the player numbers for The Quinfall have noticeably increased since Friday, February 28, 2025 – from 1,536 to 4,490 simultaneous active players (peak from the last 24 hours).
21 minutes of gameplay from The Quinfall:
Still a lot of criticism, but the trend is positive
Is the nearly 2 euros worth it? The Quinfall aims to be a very extensive, ambitious MMORPG that wants to offer just about every feature that you’ve ever seen in an online role-playing game.
However, the Early Access version seems very unfinished in all areas – the only 22 percent positive reviews at launch clearly reflected this. That they can reach the final launch within the planned six months seems unrealistic given the number of issues.
But: the trend is positive. The 1,453 reviews from the past 30 days were already 59 percent positive. Various fans praise the amount of content, the noticeable progress the game has made in recent weeks, and the enormous potential.
However, there is still a lot of criticism regarding monetization (in-game shop, multiple subscriptions, high prices for cosmetics), technology, combat, as well as the increasing number of cheaters, which are already said to negatively impact the gaming experience. Because of all these problems, The Quinfall is also a strong candidate for an early demise for me: Which MMOs will die in 2025? I’m worried about 5 games
