Next Reign: Kingdom Links Hub

Next Reign: Kingdom is a small Steam campaign from a first-time studio. The useful official web is short: one store page, one demo app, one itch.io listing, one trailer, one discussions board, and one email. This hub explains when to use each of those, then points back into the wiki so you are not stuck on a URL list. Tiny Tulip Games does not run a confirmed public Discord that we can quote, so we do not invent an invite. If you need a human, use Steam or mail.

Buy, play, and keep the right app ID

The 1.0 product is Next Reign: Kingdom on Steam, app 4536900. That is the Windows and Linux build that launched on September 3, 2026, at 10:00 AM PDT / 7:00 PM CEST. List price is $4.99, with an introductory 20% cut to $3.99 through September 10, 2026. There is no Mac SKU. The campaign is single-player. Steam Deck compatibility was still unknown on launch day.

The free demo is a separate app, 4580490, on the Steam demo page. It opened April 11, 2026, and took a last UI pass as v0.3 on August 21. Tiny Tulip said demo progress can transfer into 1.0; the checklist for that is on the updates hub, specifically the demo-to-full page linked from there. After September 3 the demo is a sampler and an import source, not the whole twenty-hour pitch.

Steam also shows a two-game bundle named Crown & Crop: Idle Collection with Micro Macro Farm. It is a discount pairing, not extra Next Reign systems. Skip it unless you want both titles.

Trailer, itch.io, and what they are for

The studio’s moving picture is the official demo trailer on the TinyTulipGames YouTube channel. It is a one-minute loop of settlement, production, and formation combat, not a 1.0 patch video. Watch it if you have not seen the pixel-art side view yet. Do not treat it as a substitute for the guides hub.

Next Reign: Kingdom on itch.io hosted Windows and Linux downloads while the game was still a demo. The listing may still read like an in-development page. For 1.0, patches, achievements, and save transfer, prefer Steam. Use itch if you already unzipped a 2026 build and need to remember who made it. The itch page also notes Godot and a mouse-and-keyboard control set: right-click drag or A/D (with Shift) to pan, hold left-click on a field to gather by hand.

Talk to Tiny Tulip without a fake Discord

The studio reads Steam discussions for app 4536900. That is the public place for bug reports, Linux notes, and “my demo save did not appear” threads. Mail goes to tinytulipgamesstudio@gmail.com. Put the app ID, OS, and GPU in the first paragraph if you are reporting a crash.

This wiki does not publish a Discord invite. We do not have a confirmed official server link, and we will not paste a random community URL as if Tiny Tulip ran it. If the studio later pins an invite on Steam news, that is when it belongs here. Until then: discussions and email.

A launch-week Ubuntu 24.04 report with an RX 580 described a crash while scrolling some menus, after which the game reloaded. Mention that only as context if you are filing a similar report. It is not a guaranteed bug on every Linux box. The updates hub keeps the recap next to the September 3 notes.

Wiki hubs worth using instead of more store tabs

Official pages tell you the product exists. They do not rank units or plan a prestige. After you own 1.0:

• Guides is the play index: first hour, walkthrough, production, combat, prestige.
• Tier list is for ranking units and upgrades once you have seen more than one tool.
• Tools is for planners you can reuse between reigns.
• Updates is launch notes, demo transfer, and later patch pages when they exist.

This is a fan wiki. Tiny Tulip did not commission it. Cross-check prices, save transfer, and patch titles on Steam if a sentence here ever lags a news post. There are no redeem codes to scrape from this page or any other page on the site.

Languages and how far this wiki goes

Steam ships many interface languages, including English, French, Italian, German, Portuguese-Brazil, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Spanish-Latin America, and Turkish. This wiki’s locales are English, French, German, and Spanish. If you play in Italian or Korean, still use the Steam overlay and the English or matching Steam discussions for bugs. Do not expect this site to invent a locale Tiny Tulip did not ask us to write.

If you only open one official link and one wiki link: buy or launch from the Steam store page, then start on guides. Come back to this hub when you need the email, the discussions board, or the demo app ID.