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HomeWhat is Loftia?Loftia is a cozy online life simulation MMO developed by Qloud Games. Its solarpunk world invites you to grow crops, craft useful items and build a home across floating islands. Play at your own pace or join friends for exploration and community projects. Sustainable farming, personal islands and shared neighborhoods bring creativity and cooperation into everyday life.FAQWhen does Loftia Early Access start?Loftia enters Early Access on November 3, 2026 at 1pm EST, which is 10am PST. Loftia has not launched yet, so check the official FAQ again on release day.FAQIs there a free Loftia demo?Yes. The free demo runs from October 19 to October 26, 2026. Demo progress and your character name can carry over into Early Access, and keeping the name depends on the login conditions on the official demo page. Level 5 is the demo proficiency cap, not the full game's level cap.FAQHow much does Loftia cost?The US base price is US$29.99. The official FAQ lists a limited-time launch discount price of US$24.89, and other regions use regional pricing.FAQWhich platforms is Loftia on?Loftia launches on Windows and macOS through Steam. Steam Deck support is confirmed, and a Nintendo Switch version is planned for 2027.FAQCan I play Loftia solo, and does it need the internet?The official FAQ says you can play Loftia solo, but the game requires an internet connection.FAQWhich languages does Loftia support at launch?Loftia lists 14 launch languages: English, French, German, Spanish (Spain), Spanish (Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil), Italian, Russian, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Thai and Indonesian.FAQWhich regions are planned for Early Access?The Steam Early Access notes plan three major regions: Loftia City, Hanging Gardens and Gridfall. They are planned Early Access content, not three regions open in the demo.FAQAre there Loftia redeem codes?We have not found any official, publicly verifiable redeem codes for Loftia. Pre-registration referral codes, invite links and test keys are not general reward codes, so we do not list any.SiteAbout Loftia WikiAn independent, fan-made guide site for Loftia, the cozy solarpunk MMO from Qloud Games.SitePrivacy PolicyThis policy explains what data is involved when you visit www.loftia.website or contact Loftia Wiki.SiteTerms of ServiceThese terms describe the use of the independent Loftia Wiki website.SiteContact UsSend corrections, source suggestions, site feedback or copyright questions to the Loftia Wiki inbox.
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What is the official Loftia Discord?

The official Loftia Discord invite is discord.com/invite/loftia. It is the developer-endorsed community for news, questions to the team and community activities. You can reach it safely from the Loftia website, the official Discord gateway page or the official Linktree. Creator servers are separate, so use the official link if you want the studio’s server.

Community · Checked October 19, 2026 · 5 min read

Loftia Discord at a glance

Loftia Discord at a glance
Official invitediscord.com/invite/loftia
Official gatewayloftia.gg/discord
Run byQloud Games, the developer
Use it forNews, questions and community events
Also listed onOfficial Linktree and trailer descriptions
Member countChanges constantly, not listed here
Players gathering at a welcome plaza in Loftia
Game imagery © Qloud Games. Source: Official Loftia Steam page. See image credits.

Join the official server

The official invite link is discord.com/invite/loftia. The Loftia FAQ directs players to this Discord when they want to talk to the team or other players. Joining is free and works with any Discord account. Once you accept the invite, the server appears in your Discord sidebar.

The studio also runs a dedicated landing page at loftia.gg/discord. That gateway page belongs to the developer and points to the same community. Using it is a simple way to make sure you are joining the real server. The official Linktree lists the same Discord entry among the studio’s social links.

The invite is repeated in several official places. The description of the official release date trailer on YouTube includes the studio’s Discord invite. Qloud Games’ announcements on Steam use the same invite for launch activities and community events. Seeing it in all of these places is a good sign you have the right link.

Verify the invite from the official website

Many links in video descriptions and comments lead to creators’ personal Discord servers. Those communities can be friendly and useful, but they are not the official server. If you specifically want the developer’s community, start from the official website. Click through from loftia.gg or loftia.gg/discord.

Be cautious with any invite that promises free items, codes or early access. The official sources checked on October 19, 2026 did not show any publicly reusable reward code. Rewards are tied to official accounts, demo participation and referrals. A server that asks for your account password is not legitimate.

Ask questions and find announcements

The official FAQ identifies a questions channel where you can ask the team about the game. That is the recommended route when something is not covered by the FAQ. Clear, specific questions are easier for the team to answer. Check whether your question has already been asked before posting.

Announcements about events and launch activities are shared through official channels, including the Discord. The same news often appears on the Steam announcements page. For example, the demo launch and the November 3 release date were both published on Steam. Following both helps you catch important dates.

No private server content was accessed for this guide. Channel names and layouts can change as the community grows. We describe the purpose of the server rather than listing exact channels. Explore the server after joining to find what you need.

Official server versus creator communities

Several YouTube creators cover Loftia and run their own Discord servers. Their video descriptions usually link to those personal communities. That is normal, but it can make searching for the official server confusing. The official server is the one linked from the Loftia website.

Creator communities can be great for tips, streams and finding people to play with. They do not speak for the developer, though. Information about rewards, deadlines and access should be checked against official sources. When in doubt, use the official FAQ and announcements.

Some creators also share their own referral codes and links in their communities. Using a creator’s referral is optional and is not required to join anything official. Official rewards are tracked through your Loftia account on the official website. The official Discord does not replace that account system.

What the community is useful for right now

Right now Loftia is in its pre-launch period. The free demo runs on Steam from October 19 to October 26, 2026. Early Access opens on November 3, 2026 at 1pm EST. The Discord is a natural place to talk about the demo and plan for launch.

Players often have questions about account linking, which matters for keeping demo progress. Linked progress, items and quests carry into Early Access, while unlinked progress cannot be recovered. The Neighborhood Demo Banner is claimed through the official website. These topics come up often, and official answers are worth following.

Loftia’s Steam page lists 14 supported languages, so the community is international. Players from many regions talk about the same demo and launch. Remember that time zones differ when events are announced. Early Access launches at 18:00 UTC, which you can convert to your local time.

Find friends to play with

Loftia is an online shared-world MMO where friends need to be on the same server. A community server makes it easier to coordinate which server to choose. You can also find players interested in group Adventures and community projects. The game supports solo progression too, so the Discord is optional.

Referral rewards give another reason to invite friends. During the demo, the Pebble Chair requires one invited friend and the Pebble Couch requires two. These are tracked through your official account, not through Discord. Sharing your own referral code is optional for your friends to use.

Where to check current access and reward news

For the most reliable information, use a combination of official sources. The official FAQ covers platforms, price, online requirements and languages. The official demo page covers demo dates, rewards and carryover. Steam announcements cover major news such as release dates.

The Discord adds a direct line to the team and the community. Member counts and online numbers change constantly, so we do not list them here. The official Linktree collects the studio’s social channels, including Reddit and YouTube. Bookmark the ones you use most.

The official YouTube channel is another official source, with trailers such as the release date trailer. Reddit’s r/loftia community also carries posts from Team Loftia. The Steam Community Hub hosts player discussions and announcements. Each channel has a different style, but the Discord is the most direct way to reach the team.

Staying safe on Discord

Treat direct messages offering free copies, keys or rare items with suspicion. The developer’s documented rewards come through official accounts and announcements. Never share your Loftia account password or email verification codes with anyone. Report suspicious messages using Discord’s tools.

If you need help with purchases, Steam support handles refunds and payments. Account and reward questions can go to the official team through the official channels. Keep your account email consistent to avoid reward problems. With those basics in mind, the Discord is a friendly place to join.

Remember that Discord moderators and the development team are separate from Steam support. Each handles a different kind of request. Use the official server for game questions and community news, and Steam for purchases. Knowing which is which gets you answers faster.

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Information checked October 19, 2026. Send a correction.

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