What is the cheapest place to buy Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data?

Steam at $13.99 — an official store, and the lowest of the 1 store we compare for your region. Prices update through the day, so check the table above before buying.

Is Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data free?

No — Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data is a paid game. The cheapest we can find it is $13.99.

Has Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data ever been cheaper?

Not since September 2026 — the current price matches the lowest we have tracked in that time, $13.99.

Can I play Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data on Mac?

Not natively — Steam lists no macOS version of Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data. Mac players would need a cloud gaming service or a Windows compatibility layer.

Is Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data multiplayer?

No — Steam lists Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data as single-player only.

Is Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data on PC Game Pass?

No — Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data is not on PC Game Pass right now. The best price to buy it right now is $13.99.

Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data

Name: Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data
Brand: Albert.DATA
Availability: InStock

Albert Barque-Duran · July 7, 2022 · Pixel Graphics, Psychedelic, Retro, Dystopian , Philosophical

Buy Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data from Steam at $13.99 — the cheapest of 1 store we compare.

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Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data price by region

Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data costs $7.99 in Georgia (USD), £10.99 in the United Kingdom, €12.99 in Europe (EUR), $13.99 in the United States, CA$15.49 in Canada, NZ$17.59 in New Zealand, A$19.95 in Australia, R$27.89 in Brazil and zł50.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data offer in each region, in local currency
Region	Best price	Official store	Key shop	Stores
Georgia (USD)	$7.99	$7.99	—	1
United Kingdom	£10.99	£10.99	—	1
Europe (EUR)	€12.99	€12.99	—	1
United Statesyour region	$13.99	$13.99	—	1
Canada	CA$15.49	CA$15.49	—	1
New Zealand	NZ$17.59	NZ$17.59	—	1
Australia	A$19.95	A$19.95	—	1
Brazil	R$27.89	R$27.89	—	1
Poland	zł50.99	zł50.99	—	1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data

✦ AI summary

Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data is a contemplative one-hour audiovisual experience where you explore a cryptic, AI-generated 8-bit world full of visual metaphors and philosophical secrets, discovering multiple endings through repeated playthroughs without saving. This experimental game blends retro console aesthetics with cutting-edge AI art and procedural sound design, challenging you to find meaning in every movement while exploring themes of consciousness and identity.

"Slowly Fading into Data" is designed to be played more than once to discover all its hidden secrets, choices, easter eggs, and alternative endings. An intense cinematographic audiovisual experience that pushes your 8-bit perception and puts into test your exploration and philosophical skills.
This is an unconventional and experimental game. There's plenty of non-standard dynamics. The experience is complex and convoluted. Every movement (or lack of it) has a meaning. Everything is full of visual metaphors. Just explore, don't be afraid. Try to find joy in your research and exploration. This is a contemplative game, so prepare your mind-set for a slow-paced, ethereal, and trippy experience.
This audiovisual experience uses 8-bit artistic game assets designed and produced using Artificial Intelligence techniques (Machine Learning applied to visual arts). Furthermore, it uses 8-bit procedural music and sound design that experiments with and exploits the sound hardware of this iconic family of consoles.
EPILEPSY-PHOTOSENSITIVITY WARNING: "Slowly Fading into Data" has a significant amount of flashing content. Therefore, this audiovisual experience is NOT recommended for people with special eye-sensitivity, photosensitivity or other conditions that could trigger some sort of seizures.
MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES: Some topics treated in the game are deeply philosophical and some are considered sensitive. The project "Slowly Fading into Data" also hopes to increase mental health awareness. Interestingly, there is a validated mental health test inside the game. There are no problems of data rights or confidentiality as all the data is destroyed the moment you exit the game. If you are going through a rough time or are experiencing or facing some personal problems do not hesitate to ask for help.
WHY IS THERE NO "SAVE" BUTTON? "Slowly Fading into Data" should be experienced in one go. Like a movie. The fact that the game has no SAVE functionality is intentional with artistic purposes. The experience lasts for 1h 20mins approx. But it is definitely recommended to play it more than once to discover all its hidden secrets and alternative endings.
This artistic project's goal is to challenge standard audiovisual production methods by combining "low-tech" (8-bit retro console) with "high-tech"(Artificial Intelligence and procedural sound design) in gaming technologies.

Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data — game info

Platforms: Windows
Player modes: Single-player
Controller: Full controller support
PC Game Pass: Not included

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Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data price history

Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data is $13.99 at Steam right now, compared across 1 store. That matches the lowest price we have tracked.

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Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data — questions & answers

What is the cheapest place to buy Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data?: Steam at $13.99 — an official store, and the lowest of the 1 store we compare for your region. Prices update through the day, so check the table above before buying.
Is Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data free?: No — Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data is a paid game. The cheapest we can find it is $13.99.
Has Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data ever been cheaper?: Not since September 2026 — the current price matches the lowest we have tracked in that time, $13.99.
Can I play Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data on Mac?: Not natively — Steam lists no macOS version of Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data. Mac players would need a cloud gaming service or a Windows compatibility layer.
Is Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data multiplayer?: No — Steam lists Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data as single-player only.
Is Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data on PC Game Pass?: No — Albert.DATA - Slowly Fading into Data is not on PC Game Pass right now. The best price to buy it right now is $13.99.

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