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Come to My Party! on Steam: Wishlist and Launch Alert Facts

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To follow Come to my party!, open its official Steam store listing, sign in, and select Add to your wishlist. Steam says wishlisting the game will notify you when it becomes available. The full release is not available yet; the store page currently shows a planned Q1 2027 window rather than a firm date.

How do I find the correct Steam page for Come to my party!?

Search Steam for the exact title, including the exclamation mark: Come to my party!. Several games can have similar names, so verify the listing identity before adding anything to your account.

  • Developer: SIMSANG YOON
  • Publisher: LINE Games Corporation
  • Steam app ID: 3003760

The official listing describes a single-player, choice-driven visual novel about 10-year-old Jimin trying to earn her first birthday party by becoming class president. If the developer, publisher, or app ID does not match, return to Steam search and choose the listing with those credentials.

What are the exact steps to add it to my wishlist?

You need a Steam account and access to the official store page. Steam requires you to be signed in before it lets you add a game to a wishlist, follow it, or mark it ignored.

  1. Open Steam Store. Use the Steam client or the Steam website and search for Come to my party!.
  2. Check the listing details. Confirm that SIMSANG YOON is shown as developer, LINE Games Corporation as publisher, and that the app ID is 3003760.
  3. Sign in. If Steam displays a sign-in prompt, complete it and return to the game page. A signed-out visitor can view the listing but cannot change wishlist status.
  4. Select “Add to your wishlist.” The control is on the game’s store page near the purchase or availability area. Select it once and wait for Steam to update the page.
  5. Confirm the state changed. The control should indicate that the title is now on your wishlist. If it still offers “Add to your wishlist,” check that you are using the intended Steam account and that the page finished loading.

Steam’s store copy says: “Add to your wishlist and get notified when it becomes available.” That is the official promise attached to the control. It does not specify whether a particular notification will arrive by email, desktop pop-up, mobile alert, or another channel, so do not treat any one alert format as guaranteed.

How will Steam notify me when the game releases?

Keeping the title on your wishlist tells Steam that you want availability updates. The listing promises a notification when the game becomes available, but it does not define the exact timing, delivery channel, or message content.

Do not remove the game from your wishlist while waiting if you want Steam to retain that follow relationship. If you later change accounts, make sure you repeat the check on the account that originally added the game; wishlist status belongs to the signed-in Steam account.

A wishlist alert is not a reservation, pre-order, price guarantee, or promise that the game will launch on a particular day. It is a way to ask Steam to notify you when the title reaches availability. Any release-date change would be reflected by the official listing rather than by the wishlist action itself.

When is Come to my party! coming out?

The official Steam metadata accessed October 29, 2026 lists Q1 2027 as the planned full-game release window. Q1 covers January through March, but the page does not provide a specific launch date, so the window should be treated as an estimate rather than a guarantee.

Steam currently labels the complete game as not yet available. Wishlisting is therefore the appropriate action for readers who want an availability alert without assuming that the title can already be purchased or downloaded as a finished release.

LINE Games reported more than 10,000 cumulative Steam wishlists in a 2026 press release. That is a publisher-reported, time-sensitive total and may have changed after publication; it is not a promise about an individual account’s notification behavior.

Can I play a demo before the full release?

A demo download entry appears on the official Steam listing, while the complete game remains unavailable. The page does not establish that the demo is accessible in every country, that it will remain available until launch, or that demo progress will transfer to the finished game.

To check for yourself:

  1. Open the verified store page while signed in.
  2. Look for the demo download entry in the game’s availability area.
  3. If Steam presents a download option, select it and review the client’s installation prompt before proceeding.
  4. Use the demo as a preview only. Do not assume it contains the complete story or all of the final game’s endings.

The official page describes 12 possible endings for the game. It does not say that all 12 endings are included in the demo, so that detail should be confirmed by a later official announcement before you make plans around demo content.

What kind of game is Come to my party!?

The listing presents it as a single-player, choice-driven visual novel. Jimin’s attempt to become class president shapes relationships and can lead to different outcomes, with 12 endings identified on the store page.

Choices and endings

Your decisions affect relationships and the story’s direction. The 12-ending count describes the full game as listed; it does not indicate how many playthroughs are required or whether every ending is reachable from one save.

1990s South Korean school-life setting

Mini-games draw on 1990s South Korean school life. That setting is part of the game’s identity, rather than a claim that the title is an educational simulation or a documentary account of the period.

Languages

The store page lists interface and subtitle support for English, Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese. The listing does not say that spoken audio is available in each of those languages, so interface and subtitle support should not be read as a dubbing claim.

What PC does the Steam listing require?

The official minimum requirements are for Windows 10. They describe the baseline configuration published by the developer, not a performance guarantee for every computer.

  • Operating system: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel i3 2.0 GHz or better
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: DirectX 11-capable graphics
  • Storage: 6 GB available space

Check that storage is available before starting a demo download. The listing does not provide recommended specifications, a frame-rate target, or confirmed support for macOS, Linux, or handheld-specific builds, so those points should be treated as unstated rather than assumed.

What content warnings should I know before following the game?

The Steam page identifies mature-content themes that may be important to players and parents. It lists domestic violence, violence perpetrated by a teacher, bullying, and suicide.

These labels describe themes present in the game’s content information; they are not a rating of suitability for every player. Consider the warnings before downloading the demo or allowing a younger player to access the title, especially because the protagonist is 10 years old.

Does the listing disclose generative AI?

Yes. The developer disclosure on the official Steam page states: “Generative AI is used to create sound assets.” That statement concerns sound assets and does not, by itself, establish that generative AI created the game’s script, art, characters, or gameplay systems.

What should I do if the wishlist button is missing?

Work through the checks below in order rather than adding a similarly named game.

  1. Verify the title. Confirm the page says Come to my party!, lists SIMSANG YOON and LINE Games Corporation, and corresponds to app ID 3003760.
  2. Check your sign-in state. Steam requires an account session for wishlist changes. If you were redirected to sign in, complete that step and return to the listing.
  3. Look for the current status. If the game is already on your wishlist, Steam may show a different control instead of “Add to your wishlist.”
  4. Separate demo access from full-game access. A demo entry does not mean the complete title has launched. Use the wishlist control for release notifications and the demo control only if you want the preview.
  5. Recheck the page later. Store layouts and availability labels can change as a planned release approaches. Use the official listing as the authority for the current status.

What do the 2026 promotional figures mean?

LINE Games’ 2026 press release reported more than 100,000 Steam Next Fest impressions and a 97.6% positive Demo 2.0 player response, alongside the wishlist total. Those figures are publisher-reported and may use definitions or measurement periods set by the publisher.

“Impressions” are not the same as unique players or copies sold, and a percentage response is not a guarantee of your own experience. Treat the numbers as historical promotional context rather than as a forecast of launch performance.

What should I expect between wishlisting and launch?

There are three separate states to keep distinct:

  • Wishlisted: your signed-in Steam account has added the game and is eligible for the listing’s availability notification.
  • Demo available: Steam offers a preview download entry, subject to the page’s current availability and any regional limits Steam applies.
  • Full game available: the complete release can be obtained through Steam. The current page has not reached this state.

Moving from one state to another is controlled by the store listing and the publisher’s release plans. Adding the game to a wishlist does not itself unlock the demo, reserve a copy, or change the planned release window.

How should I verify updates safely?

Use the official Steam listing as your primary reference. Check the title identity, developer, publisher, availability label, language list, system requirements, and release window on that page instead of relying on an old screenshot or a reposted date.

When the page changes, read the new wording closely. A firm date, revised window, demo announcement, or platform expansion should be treated as a new store statement; the Q1 2027 window currently shown is not a commitment to a particular day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will wishlisting guarantee an email when the game launches?

No specific delivery method is guaranteed by the store copy. Steam promises a notification when the title becomes available, but the listing does not identify whether that arrives by email, desktop message, mobile alert, or another channel.

Does the demo include all 12 endings?

The store page identifies 12 endings for the game as a whole, but it does not say how many are reachable in the demo. Until an official update specifies demo scope, assume the preview is not the complete story.

Is there a confirmed launch day in Q1 2027?

No. Q1 2027 is a planned release window shown in Steam metadata accessed October 29, 2026; the page does not provide a particular day.

Can I run the game on macOS or Linux?

The published minimum configuration names Windows 10 and DirectX 11-capable graphics. The listing does not state macOS or Linux support, so those platforms should not be treated as confirmed.