Metro 2039 is tracked on SteamDB under App ID 2590240. In the supplied pre-release snapshot, the record is marked prerelease, shows a Steam unlock time of February 4, 2027 at 16:00 UTC, and lists two store packages: Standard under SubID 929757 and Deluxe Edition under SubID 1842509. The record does not yet provide launch-build details or populated Steam player counts.
SteamDB is a third-party database rather than the Steam store or the publisher. Use its IDs and change history to identify records and monitor metadata, but treat the Steam store and official publisher information as the authority for purchasing and release announcements.
Metro 2039 SteamDB quick reference
| Field | Tracked value | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Main game App ID | 2590240 | The stable identifier for the Metro 2039 game record on Steam |
| Release state | Prerelease | The game was not a released product in the supplied snapshot |
| Store release time | February 4, 2027, 16:00 UTC | SteamDB's recorded Steam unlock timestamp, not a guarantee for every local time zone |
| Standard package | SubID 929757 | The Standard purchase package |
| Deluxe package | SubID 1842509 | The Deluxe Edition purchase package |
| Primary genre | Action | SteamDB also shows Action and Adventure as store genres |
| Controller metadata | Full controller support | A store metadata field, not a list of tested controller models |
| Architecture marker | 64-bit | The available requirements only say a 64-bit processor and operating system are required |
| Family Sharing | Excluded while unreleased | The recorded reason is that the game has not yet been released |
| First seen on SteamDB | September 4, 2023 | When SteamDB first observed the app, not its release or public reveal date |
Official capsule artwork for Steam App 2590240.
App, package, and DLC IDs
Steam uses different record types for the game, purchasable packages, and downloadable content. Keeping them separate prevents several common misreadings of the SteamDB pages.
| Record | ID | Contents or role |
|---|---|---|
| Metro 2039 app | App 2590240 | The base game record |
| Standard package | Sub 929757 | Base game plus the Specialist Pack |
| Deluxe Edition package | Sub 1842509 | Base game, Specialist Pack, and Deluxe Edition Upgrade |
| Specialist Pack | App 4177190 | DLC included in both captured purchase packages |
| Deluxe Edition Upgrade | App 5332130 | DLC included in the Deluxe package |
| Game depots | 2590241 and 2590242 | Listed without names; their last update is shown as unknown |
Capsule artwork for Steam App 4177190.
The $99.99 US figure belongs to the complete Deluxe Edition package. The separate Deluxe Edition Upgrade app showed no current standalone price in the supplied SteamDB snapshot, so $99.99 should not be described as the upgrade-only price.
Capsule artwork for Steam App 5332130.
Prices recorded in the supplied snapshot
These figures are useful for recognizing the correct packages, but this page is not a live price feed. Regional pricing, converted values, taxes, and availability can change after the snapshot.
| Package | Captured US price | Package contents |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $69.99 | Base game and Specialist Pack |
| Deluxe Edition | $99.99 | Base game, Specialist Pack, and Deluxe Edition Upgrade |
The Standard app page records $69.99 as both its current US price and its lowest recorded US price, dated October 13, 2026. The detailed price-history graph failed to load in the supplied capture, so that snapshot does not support a complete timeline of earlier price changes.
The app record contains regional price rows rather than one universal converted price. For example, the captured Standard prices include 69,99€ in the euro region, £59.99 in the United Kingdom, and CDN$96.49 in Canada. Converted comparisons depend on exchange rates and should not be treated as the amount a user can pay outside their own Steam region.
The captured Russian row is N/A, and the Deluxe package page says no price is set for the Russian Federation. That describes the supplied store snapshot only; it does not establish permanent regional availability. The Deluxe package also has cross-region trading and gifting disabled, so its lower regional prices are not evidence that a buyer in another region can legitimately obtain that price.
What the prerelease record can and cannot confirm
The SteamDB entry confirms store metadata: the app identity, prerelease state, release timestamp, package relationships, genres, controller-support flag, content descriptors, and language table. It also records store-asset and package metadata changes.
It does not confirm a finished launch build. The two depots are unnamed and have unknown update dates in the supplied material. No build number, download size, preload date, executable version, or day-one patch number is available. The Store Asset Modification Time of October 8, 2026 refers to store assets; it should not be reported as a gameplay patch or a new playable build. Likewise, the October 15 package updates show commerce-record changes, not confirmed game-code updates.
The Steam charts entry leaves the game's Online and Peak fields blank. Steam also says there are no product reviews yet. Twitch viewer statistics shown on a SteamDB charts page are streaming-audience data, not concurrent Steam players. Any claim about active players, launch peak, user rating, or review sentiment must wait for post-release data.
Languages and store metadata
The captured SteamDB table lists 15 languages. English, French, Italian, German, Spanish from Spain, Japanese, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Latin American Spanish, Ukrainian, and Traditional Chinese are marked for interface, full audio, and subtitles. Czech, Turkish, and Korean are marked for interface and subtitles but not full audio.
Russian is not listed in that captured 15-language table. This is a statement about the snapshot, not proof that Russian support can never be added or that every regional store will always show the same list. Language support should be checked again if Steam metadata changes before launch.
SteamDB also records localized names for Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. These are store metadata labels; they do not by themselves prove the scope or quality of a localization.
How to monitor the correct record
- Match the base game to App ID 2590240 before reading any chart, price, or history entry.
- Check whether a value belongs to the app, Standard package 929757, Deluxe package 1842509, or one of the DLC apps.
- Read timestamps in UTC and distinguish a store release timestamp from local release dates. Official information lists February 5, 2027 for Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.
- Treat a changelist or asset update as metadata unless the record explicitly identifies a build or depot change.
- Recheck prices and package contents at purchase time. A historical or converted SteamDB figure is not a checkout quote.
- After launch, wait for populated Steam chart and review fields before drawing conclusions about player activity or reception.
For the current pre-release state, the most dependable use of Metro 2039's SteamDB record is identification and change monitoring: App 2590240 is the game, Sub 929757 is Standard, Sub 1842509 is Deluxe, and the available data does not yet describe a final playable build.