Packages and Prices in Epstein Island Game: Offline, Online, and the Free Browser Trial

Packages and prices: three lines, one price each

All amounts are final prices in euros, one-time, VAT included. The purchase page comes with Online and Offline pre-selected, since it covers both halves and works out cheaper than buying Offline first and adding Online later.

Offline gets you Story Mode, the free-roam world, and the desktop download for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Want to play with others online on top of that? You need the second piece: multiplayer for up to ten people. That comes either bundled in Online and Offline right away, or later as its own add-on.

• Offline: 9.99 euros, Story Mode, free roam, and the desktop download for Windows, macOS, and Linux
• Online and Offline: 15.99 euros, everything in Offline plus multiplayer for up to ten people
• Add Online: 10.00 euros, only for accounts that already own Offline, unlocks multiplayer afterward, 19.99 euros together

Five minutes in the browser, no purchase needed

You do not need a package to see the island. A free account is enough, set up with an email address or with Google. After that the game runs right in the browser, for five minutes, without a single cent changing hands.

Only active play time counts. Pauses, menus, and a tab pushed into the background do not run the clock; it simply stops while you are away from the action. Once the time is used up, the game pauses right where you are and saves. The purchase window then opens on that same page.

TipBuy afterward and play picks up exactly where the trial ended, no restart, nothing lost.

The path through checkout

Clicking a package opens a window, and payment sits right there, whether you arrived from the purchase window inside the game or from view the packages. No second page, no extra step. Up top you see the name, scope, and total price; below that sits the fine print, including the withdrawal notice.

Payment runs through Stripe, embedded right on the page. Alongside card payment you will also see Apple Pay and Google Pay wherever those are set up, plus other methods. Which ones show up is not decided by marketing, it is decided by the payment account: what appears is whatever is actually enabled at that moment, instead of promising something that then turns out to be missing. You enter your card details directly with Stripe, never on this page.

You can buy with an account or as a guest. As a guest you just enter an email address, and that is where the license key goes. In the same window you can sign in or register instead.

Download and license key after purchase

The desktop version is only available to download after purchase. If you were signed in when you bought it, the download unlocks straight through your account. Bought as a guest? Enter your license key on the download page, and the right build for Windows, macOS, or Linux opens up.

The key itself arrives by email right after payment, along with the invoice. Anyone with an account also finds both in their account. Buy Offline first and add Online later, and the new key attaches to the same account, no second download needed.

Withdrawal: fourteen days, even after the download

There is no box before the pay button that makes you waive your right of withdrawal. Apple Pay, Google Pay, and card are ready as soon as the window opens.

So you can withdraw within fourteen days of purchase without giving a reason, even if you already have the key and the game is downloaded. We refund the full price and block the key.

You can withdraw from the contract through the "Vertrag widerrufen" button on the withdrawal page. Your rights over defects stay untouched either way: if the game does not work as described on the page, that applies regardless of withdrawal.