CitaDrill will take part in Steam Next Fest from October 19 through October 26, 2026, according to an announcement from CobraTekku Games and Studio Moka published October 6. The mining roguelite’s Steam page currently offers a downloadable demo and a wishlist option; its full release is listed only as planned for 2026.
What is CitaDrill?
CitaDrill is a single-player mining roguelite built around a giant mobile drill-city. Its Steam description and the developers’ announcement present a loop of drilling into a hostile planet, collecting resources, expanding the settlement with buildings, assigning workers, upgrading the drill, and defending against hostile creatures. These are the creators’ descriptions of the game, not independently verified gameplay findings. Steam’s CitaDrill listing
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When is CitaDrill in Steam Next Fest?
The announced event window is October 19–26, 2026. CobraTekku Games and Studio Moka announced CitaDrill’s participation on October 6, 2026. The announcement describes the festival demo as newly created and expanded. The developers’ announcement
Steam Next Fest is a discovery event for upcoming games. Valve says its primary goal is “to connect players with upcoming games they might be interested in, while helping developers expose their future releases to potential fans and to gather real-time feedback along the way.” Valve’s Steamworks documentation also states that a game released before or during the festival becomes ineligible and will not be included at that point. Valve’s Steamworks guidance
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Can you play the demo now?
Yes. The Steam listing currently provides a downloadable demo, alongside an option to wishlist the game. The demo’s exact contents and whether they will change during Next Fest are not specified in the reviewed listing. Check the live store page for access and updated details: CitaDrill on Steam.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Who makes CitaDrill, and when does the full game release?
Steam identifies Studio Moka as the developer and CobraTekku Games as the publisher. The developers’ announcement describes Studio Moka as Canadian and CobraTekku Games as Munich-based. Steam lists the full game as planned for 2026, but the reviewed material gives no specific release day or price. Steam’s CitaDrill listing · The developers’ announcement
What else does the Steam listing show?
The listing identifies the game as single-player. In the listing reviewed, interface and subtitle support was shown for English, French, Japanese, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, and Simplified Chinese; language availability can change, so consult the current Steam page before relying on that list. Steam Deck compatibility is listed as unknown.
A CitaDrill community announcement dated April 27, 2026, reported “CITADRILL HAS REACHED 11,000 WISHLISTS!” That is a developer-published milestone, not an independently audited count. CitaDrill’s Steam community feed
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