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Laser Guy Release Date, Price, Platforms & How to Play
Laser Guy is a single-player anti-shooter puzzle game in which Harold must navigate office rooms without harming his coworkers with an involuntary laser. Move and aim together, use furniture as cover and reflections to redirect the beam, and power devices to solve environmental puzzles. A free Windows Demo is available on Steam; the full game is scheduled for March 2027, with its price still unannounced.

Anti-shooter puzzles
Laser Guy Quick Facts
- Full release
- March 2027Exact day not announced
- Price
- Not announcedFree Demo available
- Platform
- Windows · Steam
- Gameplay
- Control the laser; protect coworkers
- Players
- Single-player
- Free disk space
- 500 MB
What Is Laser Guy?
You play Harold, whose involuntary laser makes crossing an office dangerous for everyone around him. The aim is to reach safety without harming coworkers, so finding a route also means deciding where the beam will travel.
Furniture can shield people, reflective surfaces redirect the beam, and laser-powered devices help advance puzzles. Movement changes those relationships: a safe angle from one position may become unsafe from another. A wrong shot restarts the room, giving you a chance to revise the route and aim together.
Laser Guy Release Date
Full-game window
March 2027
Windows via Steam
Coming soon
Laser Guy's full game is scheduled for March 2027. No exact day or unlock time has been announced, so there is no confirmed local release hour to plan around.
The Steam Demo is already available. It replaces the expired September 3–6 Playtest as the current way to try the game; neither is the full-game launch.
Laser Guy Platforms
Windows through Steam is the confirmed platform, with a playable Demo now. A PC controller does not establish a console version; Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo releases remain unannounced.
Windows · Steam
Play the Demo now; full game coming later.
Demo available
Full game: March 2027
Xbox
Not announced
Xbox statusPlayStation
Not announced
PS5 statusNintendo Switch
Conditional developer interest is not a confirmed port.
Not announced
Switch status
Laser Guy Price
The full game is a paid product, but no price or purchasable package has been published. You can try the free Demo without waiting for a full-game purchase option.
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Full-game price not announced
No priced package is currently published. A missing price is not a free full-game offer.
Try the free Demo now; compare full-game offers when prices are published.
Price detailsLaser Guy System Requirements
Laser Guy lists 1 GB RAM and 500 MB of free disk space alongside an older CPU and GPU minimum. Steam's current client needs Windows 10 or later, even though the game also lists Windows 8 and 8.1.
| Component | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| OS | Windows 8 / 8.1 / 10 x64 | 64-bit required; no version given |
| CPU | Intel Pentium E2180 | Not specified |
| GPU | GeForce 7600 GT · 256 MB | Not specified |
| RAM | 1 GB | Not specified |
| Storage | 500 MB free space | Not specified |
| DirectX | Version 10 | Not specified |
The official CPU entry ends with an incomplete alternative. No recommended component tier or FPS target is published. The detailed page explains these limits and compares supported hardware choices.
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Laser Guy FAQ
- Can I try Laser Guy before the full release?
Yes. The free Steam Demo is available now, while the full Windows game is scheduled for March 2027. The earlier September Playtest has ended.
- Is Laser Guy multiplayer?
Laser Guy is listed as single-player. You guide Harold through office rooms while keeping his laser away from coworkers; you do not need a team or multiple game copies.
- Is the full game free?
No. The full game is listed as a paid product, but its price has not been announced. The separate Demo is free.
- Does controller support mean a console version is available?
No. Controller support applies to the Windows game. Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo versions have not been announced in the checked sources.