Guardians of the Wall Official and Useful Links
Steam, studio, trailer, and news — only URLs we can verify.
This hub is the outbound map. Guardians of the Wall is an upcoming PC game from Boiling Bits, and most of the internet still confuses it with other “Guardian” titles. If you only bookmark one page on this wiki besides Getting Started, bookmark this one. Every URL below is a real destination we used while building the site.
Official
- Steam store — Guardians of the Wall (app 3575220)
Wishlist, Request Access, specs, news. This is the source of truth for Q1 2027, English audio, and the 3 September 2026 playtest. Our click path is on Steam wishlist and access. - Studio site — boilingbits.com
Two-developer indie team. The Guardians of the Wall block links back to Steam and to a press kit. Contact is listed on that site, not as a guessed Discord. - Press kit — linked from boilingbits.com as a Google Drive folder. Use it for posters and caps, not for leaking unpublished hero names into this wiki.
- Steam news hub — News for app 3575220
The 28 August 2026 playtest post lives here. We summarize it on September 2026 playtest notes. - Steam discussions — community hub attached to the same app ID. Unofficial. Useful after the playtest, not as patch notes.
Trailers and coverage
- IGN announcement trailer — the same video we embed on Getting Started (YouTube ID
waVoFXMLh5o). GameTrailers uploaded the same cut; we do not embed both. - IGN game page — store-style overview, not a review. The game has no user reviews on Steam yet because it has not launched.
- ModDB / IndieDB — confirm Unreal Engine 5 and mirror the Steam feature list. The “gameplay reveal” file on IndieDB is the studio’s own teaser, not a third-party let’s play.
Developer in their own words
In April 2026 the studio account posted on Reddit (r/IndieDev and r/IndieGaming) that they had spent over a year mixing melee and firearms in a co-op roguelite and wanted feedback on whether the mix felt off. That post is the best public statement of design intent. It is not a patch note. It is why our combat page treats feel as the thing to test. The dated store-launch story is on Steam page and trailer.
What you will not find here
- A Discord invite we invented. If Boiling Bits posts one on Steam or boilingbits.com, it goes on this list the same day.
- Trello. There is no public board we can verify.
- Promo codes. This is not a Roblox title. Access is Steam Request Access, explained in the playtest guide.
- Console store links. Steam lists Windows PC only.
- Mobile APKs. A different product has used a similar name on phones. This wiki is the Boiling Bits co-op RPG.
How to use these links with the rest of the wiki
Specs on Steam beat memory: copy them from the store into system requirements if they ever change. Hero names on Steam beat trailer comments: they go to the Guardian roster. Dates on Steam news beat YouTube titles: they go to the updates hub.
If a link dies, the wiki page should still explain the destination in words. That is why this hub writes what each URL is for, not just a naked list. For the loop you will play after you click Steam, return to Getting Started and the guides hub. For who you should click ready with, use the co-op guide and a hero build.
This site is unofficial. Boiling Bits LLC owns the game. If something on our pages disagrees with Steam, Steam wins, and we fix the page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
What is the official site?
boilingbits.com for the studio, and the Steam page for the game. This wiki is fan-made.
Is there an official Discord?
Not one we can verify on Steam or the studio site. We will not invent an invite.
Where do I wishlist?
On Steam app 3575220. Step-by-step is on Steam wishlist and access.
Where is the trailer?
The IGN announcement trailer is embedded on Getting Started. That is the official public cut.