Bodycam Price: How Much the Early Access Shooter Costs

Bodycam is a paid Early Access title on Steam — there is no free-to-play version, demo, or free weekend tier. This page lists the current official price and the context around Early Access pricing. Figures below were retrieved from the Steam store API on November 8, 2026.

Current Price (US Store)

• Price: $33.32 USD
• Currency/edition: one standard edition; there are no editions, bundles with extra content, or DLC packages
• Discount: none active at the time of writing (0% — the price has no launch discount applied)

Regional pricing varies by storefront region; check your local Steam store page for the exact figure in your currency.

What the Price Includes

Buying Bodycam in Early Access includes all updates released during Early Access at no extra cost — including v0.9 "The Dead & Damned" (November 13, 2026), the zombie update with the new Zombie Trenches mode, returning Village/Asylum zombie maps, the TEC-9, and the anti-cheat deployment. There is no separate zombie-mode purchase, season pass, or update fee.

The store page has consistently sold the game as a single purchase that grows through its major update series; v0.9 continues that pattern.

Early Access Pricing Context

Reissad Studio addresses pricing directly in the store page's Early Access FAQ: "The price of Bodycam could change after early access." Two implications:

• Buying in Early Access locks in today's price, including every subsequent Early Access update.
• A price change may come with the full release — the official wording scopes the possibility to the post-Early-Access period, and no specific increase has been announced.

Is It Worth the Price?

That depends on your hardware and expectations, and this wiki does not review games. Practical checks before buying:

1. Meet the recommended specs — Bodycam's minimum tier is already high (RTX 2070-class); see our system requirements page for the official list.
2. Know the state of the game — it is Early Access: expect ongoing changes, occasional instability, and a feature set still under construction (the party system, for example, is not in v0.9).
3. Interest in the zombie update — if PvE horde content is what draws you in, v0.9 (November 13, 2026) is its arrival point; buying on release day gets you the zombie modes immediately.

Refunds

Steam's standard refund policy applies (request within 14 days of purchase with under 2 hours of playtime). Playtime-based refunds matter more than usual here: performance is the main reason for Bodycam refunds, so test the game on your hardware early.

Price and policy details sourced from the official Steam store page and store API on November 8, 2026; both may change during Early Access.