Towerborne Release Date (Feb 26, 2026): Platforms, Game Pass, Price, and What to Expect at 1.0

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Towerborne Release Date (Feb 26, 2026): Platforms, Game Pass, Price, and What to Expect at 1.0

Towerborne Release Date (Feb 26, 2026): Platforms, Game Pass, Price, and What to Expect at 1.0

Towerborne fully launches on February 26, 2026 on Xbox Series X|S, PC (Xbox on PC + Steam), and PlayStation 5, with availability promoted for Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Play Anywhere. This guide covers the release details, confirmed changes for 1.0, pricing/editions (where reported), and what the game actually plays like—so you can decide if it’s worth your time on launch week.

Updated: • By TecTack

Quick Facts: Towerborne at a Glance

  • Full launch dateFebruary 26, 2026
  • PlatformsXbox Series X|S, PC (Steam + Xbox on PC), PlayStation 5
  • Game PassPromoted as available with Xbox Game Pass
  • GenreCo-op, side-scrolling action RPG brawler
  • Developer / PublisherStoic / Xbox Game Studios Publishing
  • Carryover from Early AccessFounder cosmetics + select progress/currencies transition (details below)

Sources: Xbox WireXbox StoreOfficial FAQ

Towerborne Trailer

Official trailer embed (YouTube). If it doesn’t load on your template, click “Watch on YouTube.”

Watch on YouTube: Towerborne – Gameplay Trailer (Gamescom)

Towerborne Release Date: February 26, 2026

Towerborne’s full launch (1.0) is set for February 26, 2026. This date is stated in official announcements and storefront messaging.

References: Xbox Wire announcementXbox Store listingTowerborne official site

Towerborne Platforms: Xbox Series X|S, PC (Steam + Xbox on PC), and PS5

For the February 26, 2026 launch, Towerborne is announced for:

  • Xbox Series X|S
  • PC (including Steam and Xbox on PC / Microsoft Store)
  • PlayStation 5

Official messaging also highlights Xbox Play Anywhere, which can matter if you swap between Xbox and PC.

References: Xbox Wire (platform list + Play Anywhere)Steam page

Is Towerborne on Xbox Game Pass?

Towerborne is promoted as available with Xbox Game Pass in official Xbox messaging and on the Xbox Store page. If your main goal is to try the game at 1.0 without committing upfront, Game Pass is the obvious route.

References: Xbox Store (Game Pass messaging)Xbox Wire

Towerborne Price & Editions (What’s Reported)

Pricing can vary by region and storefront, but multiple reputable reports cite a paid “buy once” model for 1.0. For example, industry coverage has reported:

  • Standard Edition: US$24.99 (reported)
  • Deluxe Edition: US$29.99 (reported)

If you want the definitive price for your country, check your local Xbox / PlayStation / Steam storefront on launch week.

References: Gematsu (reported pricing)The Verge (paid/offline model coverage)

What Changes in Towerborne 1.0 (Confirmed Highlights)

The big story of Towerborne’s 1.0 launch is not just the date—it’s what the release represents: the game’s direction has been framed as shifting toward a more traditional complete “buy once” experience, with emphasis on being playable offline (with online play available).

1) Launch as a “full game” update

Official Xbox messaging calls out a “massive full game update” arriving with the February 26, 2026 launch.

Reference: Xbox Wire

2) Offline + buy-once framing in coverage

Major outlets report the game moving away from an always-online free-to-play approach and toward a paid model with offline play supported (with online co-op/online play discussed as available).

References: The VergeGamesRadar+

3) Early Access → 1.0 transition (what carries over)

If you played Towerborne in Early Access / Preview, the official FAQ states that certain items and progress transition into the full launch. Examples mentioned include Founder cosmetics remaining exclusive, some monthly bonus items transferring, and specific currencies converting on February 26, 2026.

Reference: Towerborne Official FAQ (transition details)

What Kind of Game Is Towerborne?

Towerborne is described by official sources as a cooperative, side-scrolling action RPG brawler. Practically, that means it sits in a sweet spot between: beat ’em up combat (clean reads, combos, crowd control) and action-RPG progression (replayable runs, gear/ability growth, and build tweaking over time).

What you’ll do most of the time

  • Pick a loadout (your “build” decisions matter more as you progress).
  • Run missions/encounters and fight through enemy waves and elites.
  • Upgrade and iterate—repeat content efficiently as you learn patterns and optimize gear choices.

This loop is why Towerborne gets compared (in “vibes,” not one-to-one mechanics) to modern co-op brawlers with RPG systems: short sessions, strong co-op synergy, and progression that rewards repetition.

References: Xbox Wire (genre description)Xbox Store (overview)Steam (about)

Who Towerborne Is For (And Who Should Skip)

Play Towerborne if you want…

  • Co-op-first action where teamwork makes fights smoother and faster.
  • Session-friendly progression: jump in for 20–60 minutes and still feel forward momentum.
  • Combat you can “learn”: patterns, spacing, and timing that reward consistency.

Maybe skip (or wait) if you prefer…

  • Story-first RPG pacing where narrative is the main engine (Towerborne is very loop-and-combat driven).
  • One-and-done campaigns with minimal repetition.
  • Pure PvP focus (Towerborne’s public messaging is centered on co-op PvE-style play).

Day-One Starter Tips (So You Don’t Bounce Off)

  1. Play your first hour like a tutorial, not a DPS race. Learn dodge timing, crowd control, and how enemies “telegraph” attacks.
  2. Prioritize survivability early. If you’re dying often, your damage output doesn’t matter—especially in co-op where one down can snowball.
  3. Build around one clear combat identity. Decide if you want: wave clear, single-target burst, or safe control. Mixed builds are fine later—early on, they feel weak.
  4. If you’re on Game Pass: treat it like a two-session trial. Session 1 = learn. Session 2 = optimize. If session 2 feels better, the loop is “for you.”

FAQ: Towerborne (Release Date, Platforms, Game Pass)

When is Towerborne’s full release date?

Towerborne launches in full on February 26, 2026. See the official announcement for details.

Xbox Wire

What platforms is Towerborne on?

Official announcements list Xbox Series X|S, PC (Steam + Xbox on PC), and PlayStation 5 for the 1.0 launch.

Xbox WireSteam

Is Towerborne on Xbox Game Pass?

Yes. Towerborne is promoted as available with Xbox Game Pass in official Xbox storefront messaging.

Xbox Store

If I played Early Access/Preview, what happens at 1.0?

The official FAQ outlines transition details including Founder cosmetics remaining exclusive, and mentions certain progress/currency transitions on February 26, 2026.

Towerborne Official FAQ

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