Outfield Links & Resources

This page collects the most useful official and community links for Outfield, the survival horror roguelite from Mathis Debaussart launching on Steam July 29, 2026. Bookmark it alongside our Guides hub so you always have a clean starting point.

Official store and game page

The primary link every player needs is the Outfield Steam store page. That is where you wishlist the game, read system requirements, watch the Steam-hosted trailer, and download the build on release day. Outfield is Windows only at launch and supports English and French interfaces.

Support email: Steam lists epicvirtualfr@gmail.com for player contact—use it for technical issues alongside Steam discussions.

Storage: Both minimum and recommended specs ask for 6 GB available space; see System Requirements for GPU and RAM tables.

Steam is also where patch notes usually appear first. When balance changes land, cross-check our Updates hub so you know how new patches affect scarecrow XP, upgrade pools, or enemy behavior.

Wiki sections to explore

Outfield is built around sound-based stealth, one gun, scarecrow destruction for XP, and procedural maps with day/night and weather. These wiki sections map directly to what players search for:

• Getting Started — first run goals, controls, and survival basics
• Stealth and Sound — how the enemy hears you, rain masking, and night vision
• Scarecrow and XP — farming routes and when to push objectives
• Upgrades and Builds — random upgrade picks and strong early paths
• Controls — full default keybind reference
• Tier List — upgrade priority rankings after launch
• Codes — promo codes when developers publish them
• Tools — handy calculators and checklists
• Launch Day Guide — July 29 unlock checklist
• System Requirements — 6 GB storage and GTX 1060 floor

About Outfield

You explore tall grass fields where a predator hears rather than sees. Footsteps, gunshots, and environmental noise draw attention. Rain can mask your sound while night reduces vision, forcing different routes each run. Destroy scarecrows to earn XP, choose random upgrades between waves, and survive as the enemy evolves over time.

This wiki is fan-made, not affiliated with Mathis Debaussart or Steam. We update pages after verified patches and player testing. If a link breaks or official channels open (Discord, press kit, support), we add them here.

Before launch checklist

1. Wishlist Outfield on Steam so you get the release notification.
2. Read Getting Started to understand the core loop before day one.
3. Skim Stealth and Sound — audio discipline wins more runs than raw aim.
4. Follow Updates for demo notes, delay announcements, and launch-day hotfixes.
5. Check Codes after release; none are active pre-launch.

Community and support

Until official social channels are confirmed, treat Steam discussions and developer news posts as the source of truth for bugs and known issues. Report duplicate scarecrow XP bugs or upgrade text errors on the store forum so patches fix them faster.

For build planning before you unlock everything, use the Tier List and Tools pages once we rank upgrades from live runs. Early access players should share sound-range findings so Stealth and Sound stays accurate.

How this hub stays current

We refresh links whenever Steam updates the app page, new guides ship, or promo codes go live. Major rewrites tie to Updates entries so you can see what changed and when. If you only visit one links page for Outfield, keep this one — it routes you to every other section without hunting through menus.