Far Far West FAQ

The Steam co-op shooter by Evil Raptor is called Far Far West (FFW). "Far West" searches mostly surface the Italian TV show and western history topics — the game always uses the doubled name.

Yes. Promotional codes are redeemed at the Code Whisperer NPC, in a hut on the plateau in Town. Codes drop with devlogs, sales milestones and patch compensations — our codes page tracks the full event table.

Yes. The game is built for 1-4 players and fully playable solo; missions scale with party size. Steam categories list Single-player alongside Online Co-op.

As of the Frostburn update (August 2026) Far Far West is Windows-only on Steam. No console release has been announced in any official devlog we track.

The game is currently Steam-only, so all co-op happens between Steam players. There is no cross-platform play because there is only one platform.

Evil Raptor has not announced a 1.0 date. Frostburn (Aug 27, 2026) was the first major content update of the Early Access roadmap.

There is no official mod support or Steam Workshop as of patch 0.2.0.4. Community modding exists but is unofficial — we do not cover save editors or trainers.

The official Discord is linked from the Steam page, and the subreddit r/FarFarWest has over 18,000 members. Patch notes are posted on the Steam news hub first.

$15.99 USD on Steam. It launched April 28, 2026 with a launch discount and has had periodic sales since — 250,000 copies sold in the first 48 hours.

Yes — public lobbies fill your posse with random players, or you can run solo since missions scale to party size. There is no forced matchmaking; premades, randoms and solo are all first-class.

No. As of the Frostburn patch it is Steam-only on Windows — no Xbox release, no Game Pass listing, and no console date announced in any official devlog.

Not strictly. Missions are run-based with escalating threats, but progression (weapons, spells, Jokers bought in Town, levels) persists between runs — closer to a co-op horde shooter with meta-progression than a true roguelike.

That message means your client and the lobby host are on different game versions — one of you hasn't restarted Steam since the latest patch. Restart to update; it is not a corrupted install.

There is no Verified rating and the store lists Windows only. Community reports are mixed — treat Deck play as unsupported until Evil Raptor says otherwise.

At $15.99 with a 95% positive rating across 36,500+ reviews and a major free update four months in, the value consensus is unusually strong — see our review page for the full breakdown.

Those are purple obelisks — secret-mission triggers. Light the votive candles at an obelisk to start its hidden encounter; if 'nothing happens', a candle or prerequisite is missing. Full walkthrough on our secret missions page.