Fell & Sell demo: what it is, and what carries over

Does a demo exist?: Yes, free on Steam; Official
Do saves carry over?: Reported yes; Player-reported
Full game after it: $8.99 at launch; Official

What an hour costs, if you buy after the demo

The demo is free. The full game is $8.99. The only playtime numbers that exist are from 64 Steam reviews on 2026-08-27 — four published statistics, nothing in between them.

Or the hours you got out of the demo

Hours used: 2.9h
At the launch price: $3.10/hour
At the full price: $3.44/hour

Using the median of reported playtime. These hours are playtime at the moment someone left a review, which is not the same thing as how long the game takes to finish — a review written after two hours caps its own number at two hours. Treat the division as arithmetic on that sample, not as a verdict.

The demo button was checked by hand on 2026-08-27. The save carry-over is one reviewer’s report from the same day, and it is labelled that way everywhere it appears on this page.

Every demo question, with where the answer came from

Seven questions, four different kinds of answer. The middle column is the point of the table: three of these have an official source, one has a player behind it, and three have nothing at all — and those three are written as unknown rather than filled in with something plausible.

Question	Answer	Source	Checked
Is there a free demo?	Yes. The Steam store page carries a Download Fell & Sell Demo button, checked by hand on the date in the last column.	Official	2026-08-27
Is the demo still there after release?	Yes. The button was on the page on 2026-08-27, the day after the game came out — the demo was not pulled at launch.	Official	2026-08-27
Do demo saves carry into the full game?	Reported yes, by a reviewer who called it a rare thing to see. This is one player writing on Steam, not a store-page feature bullet.	Player-reported	2026-08-27
How long is the demo, or where does it cut off?	Unknown. Neither the store data nor any review retrieved states a time limit, a floor limit or a content boundary.	No source	2026-08-27
Does the demo unlock achievements?	Unknown. The 97 achievements are attached to the full app; whether any of them fire in the demo build is not something the retrieved data answers.	No source	2026-08-27
Is the demo on macOS or Linux?	Unknown. The store lists Windows and nothing else for the game itself, but the demo build was not checked separately — treat it as unverified rather than as a no.	No source	2026-08-27
Is there a demo discount if you buy after playing?	No such offer appears in the store data. The 10% off is the launch discount from $9.99, available to everyone.	Official	2026-08-27

Source: the Steam store page for appid 4627110 and its review pages, both retrieved 2026-08-27. Rows marked No source stay in the table on purpose — deleting them would make the list look complete.

What the demo will not settle

A demo whose saves survive is a different object from a demo that rewinds you. If the carry-over report holds, the demo is not a trailer you watch and then start over from — it is the first slice of the same run, and the decision it puts in front of you is whether to keep going, not whether to begin.

That matters more here than it would elsewhere because of the shape of the playtime numbers. On 2026-08-27 the median playtime attached to a Steam review was 2.9 hours, with the middle half of reviewers between 1.7 and 4.4. Against a game people are writing about after an afternoon, a few demo hours are a large fraction of the thing, not a taster before it.

Two cautions on that paragraph, since it is the one doing the arguing. The carry-over is a single reviewer’s claim player-reported · 2026-08-27 and no official source repeats it. And review playtime is capped by the moment someone chose to write a review: it is a lower bound on how long people play, never an estimate of how long the game is. What the demo cannot tell you either way is where it stops — no limit of any kind is published, so there is no way to say in advance how much of the game you will see for free.

Demo questions

Is the Fell & Sell demo free?

Yes. It is a free download from the Steam store page, with no purchase and no time-limited trial period stated anywhere in the store data.

Do I lose my demo progress when I buy the game?

A reviewer reports that demo saves carry over into the full game. That is a player report from 2026-08-27, not an official statement, and it is the single most useful unverified claim about this demo.

How much is the full game after the demo?

$8.99 at launch, discounted 10% from $9.99. The store data does not say when the discount ends.

How long does the full game last?

There is no completion time published. What exists is the playtime recorded on 64 Steam reviews on 2026-08-27, median 2.9 hours — a number that measures when people wrote a review, not when they finished.

Is the demo the same build as the full game?

Unknown. Nothing in the retrieved data identifies the demo build or its version.

Is there a demo on PS5 or another console?

Unknown. No console version of the game is confirmed, and there is no source either way about a console demo. An unconfirmed console release is not evidence that a console demo does not exist.

Before you install it

What to check next, depending on whether the demo answered your question or created a new one.