Invokyr Wiki：このサイトの全ガイド

What this wiki is

This is a small, source-checked fan wiki for Invokyr, the co-op horror roguelite built around a cursed 1970s board game. It is not an official wiki and it is not trying to be a database of a thousand empty pages. Six guides cover the questions people actually search for: dice, platforms, price, safety and the board loop.

Every page separates three kinds of claim:

• Confirmed — visible on Steam, in the store API, or in an official trailer/patch note.
• Player-reported — tested by players in the live build, labelled as such (dice effects, the attic safe code, route tricks).
• Unannounced — no source. We say “not announced” instead of inventing a date.

Start here

If you want to know…	Read
What the game is and whether it is for you	Homepage — premise, loop, price
Whether it runs on PS5, Xbox, Switch or Deck	Platform and console status
How dice, teleport dice, idols and monsters work	Beginner and mechanics guide
What it costs and whether a demo exists	Steam price and demo status
Whether a download or code is legitimate	Install safety and the attic code
Who runs this site and how claims are checked	About

The fact sheet

Fact	Value	Status
Developer	Ludogram	Confirmed
Publisher	Ludogram, Shochiku	Confirmed
Release	Early Access, October 8, 2026	Confirmed
Platform	Windows PC via Steam, app 3883570	Confirmed
Players	1–6 online co-op	Confirmed
Price	$12.99 list; $9.74 at 25% off	Confirmed, changes
Reviews	Very Positive, 94% of 927	Snapshot, Oct 20
Peak concurrent	10,009 all-time	SteamCharts
PS5 / Xbox / Switch	Not announced	Unconfirmed
Steam Deck	Valve rating unknown	Unconfirmed
Official redeem codes	None confirmed	Unconfirmed

The loop, without the marketing

1. Roll the six-sided movement die in the game room.
2. The manor rearranges; the tile resolves as an event, challenge, trap or spawn.
3. Collect idols and bring them back to the board.
4. Pay the idol value to unlock the next roll.
5. At the centre, recover the Gamemaster's Soul, seal it into the board and say “Invokyr” into the microphone.

Everything else — dice, monsters, curses, the shop — is pressure on that loop. The guide goes deeper; this page is the index.

What the wiki does not cover yet

• A complete monster stat table. The launch build's roster is larger than the public, verified behaviour data. We list confirmed names and confirmed behaviours, not invented hit points.
• A dice tier list. Tier lists without patch numbers age badly. The guide gives priority for new squads and explains the 5-in-6 risk instead.
• A codes page. There are no confirmed redeem codes, so a codes page would be fiction. The in-game safe code is documented on the safe page.
• A build calculator. The board and dice pool are not documented enough to model honestly.

Sources and corrections

The source box at the bottom of every page lists what that page was checked against. Where a claim comes from a community guide rather than the store or a patch note, the page says so.

If a patch changes a number, the page is wrong until it is updated. The most volatile facts are the price/discount, the review score, Steam Deck status and any in-game code. The stable facts are the developer, release date, platform and player count.

Wiki questions

Is this the official Invokyr wiki?

No. It is an independent fan wiki, not affiliated with Ludogram or Shochiku.

How many players does Invokyr support?

Up to six in online co-op, including solo play, according to the Steam listing.

Is Invokyr a board game or a video game?

It is a video game about a cursed board game. You roll dice and move a token on a board, then explore the manor in first person between rolls.

Where can I verify a fact?

Start with the Steam listing. Each page here also lists its sources at the bottom.