The Blood of Dawnwalker on GOG — DRM-Free PC Version — Wiki & Guide
Published 2026-09-214 min read
Yes, The Blood of Dawnwalker is on GOG. What the DRM-free PC version means, how it compares to the Steam release, editions, and which version you should buy.
Yes — The Blood of Dawnwalker is available on GOG. If you prefer your PC library DRM-free, Rebel Wolves' debut is on the shelf next to its Steam release, same game, same September 2, 2026 launch, no launcher walls.

What the GOG version is
- The full game — the same 14th-century vampire valley, the 30-day clock, and all seven endings as the Steam release.
- DRM-free: download it, keep it, back it up. GOG installs don't phone home or require a client to stay installed.
- Sold with GOG's usual offline installer option, which is the whole point of the storefront.
GOG vs Steam — which should you buy?
| Steam | GOG | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $69.99 / $79.99 Eclipse Edition (US, Sept 2026) | Own pricing — check the store page for your region and sales |
| Achievements | 46 Steam achievements with global rarity | GOG achievements where supported |
| Cloud saves | Steam Cloud | GOG Galaxy (optional — the game is DRM-free either way) |
| Launcher requirement | Steam client | None |
| Game content | Identical | Identical |
The game itself is the same build — single-player only, day-and-date on PC with the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions. The differences are purely about how you own it:
- Buy on Steam if you chase achievement rarity, use Steam Remote Play, or want your library in one place.
- Buy on GOG if you want the DRM-free copy, offline installers, or you simply prefer supporting storefronts that let you keep what you buy.
Editions on PC
Both storefronts carry the same two editions — the $69.99 Standard and the $79.99 Eclipse Edition with its digital compendium, soundtrack and comic book. Our editions and platforms breakdown details exactly what the Eclipse pack contains.
One practical note for achievement hunters: the GOG version's progress doesn't talk to Steam. If the 46-achievement hunt (and that 2%-rare Uphill Battle) is your endgame, buy where your achievements live.
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