Safari-TV release date is Monday, November 9, 2026 on Steam Early Access for Windows PC. This is a chaotic 2-4 player co-op game about running a safari agency, taking tourists on trips and filming the disasters that happen along the way.
You’ll build a safari truck, fill it with tourists and head into the wilderness to record footage for your in-game channel. A quiet sightseeing trip can quickly turn into a repair job or a hazardous expedition, which is exactly the sort of co-op chaos the developers are aiming for.
Safari-TV release date and Early Access roadmap
Mercy Games and stre1itzia are the developers, with Mercy Games and Blue Ocean Games publishing. The Safari-TV release date is currently November 9, but the Steam page doesn’t confirm a universal worldwide launch hour or UK price.
This is an Early Access launch, not the finished game. The team is aiming for roughly six months of development, though that could change. More wildlife, destinations and upgrades are planned, alongside fixes and multiplayer improvements. Expect some rough edges at first.
Safari-TV release date: how many players can join?
Steam confirms 2-4 players in online co-op, with proximity voice chat. You share the work of running a safari agency, taking tourists out, filming wildlife and getting the truck home. The team size is confirmed in the developer’s description, not guessed from a trailer.
If you want to play alone, check the available modes before buying. The developer’s pitch focuses on doing these jobs with friends rather than promising a separate solo campaign.
What do you actually do in Safari-TV?
You take customers on safari tours in an open world. Players can drive, film wildlife and dramatic moments, and manage tourists’ comfort. Sell them drinks and snacks, try to keep them safe and return with enough good footage to attract new business.
Your footage feeds an in-game video channel. Views and subscribers can bring more tourists to your agency, so capturing the inevitable mishaps is part of the job. This isn’t an automatic upload system for your personal YouTube or TikTok account.
Use what you earn to improve the agency and truck, take on busier tours and grow your channel. It’s a mix of management game, wildlife expedition and physics comedy, with the group trying to keep customers happy while things go wrong.
Can you build and repair the safari truck?
Yes. You assemble the starting truck, then drive it through rough terrain with physics-based handling. Collisions and bad decisions can cause breakdowns, forcing the group to deal with repairs instead of simply starting a new tour without consequences.
Steam says upgrades will let you improve the safari truck and agency. It doesn’t give a full list of engine parts, repair prices or a step-by-step assembly recipe ahead of the Safari-TV release date. Those details need to be checked in the current build.
Peaceful tours, dangerous routes and contraband jobs
Players can choose relaxed sightseeing trips with steadier income or hazardous routes promising bigger payouts and more viewers. The developer also advertises smuggling jobs as an optional activity inside the game, transporting contraband along riskier paths.
A peaceful route might end with a breakdown, while the more profitable jobs are meant to carry more danger. There isn’t a confirmed map of every animal or a route-by-route earnings table yet, so pick your jobs based on what the current game offers.
Safari-TV release date FAQ
Is Safari-TV available now? The scheduled Safari-TV release date is November 9, 2026. It hasn’t launched yet as of November 6.
Is it on Xbox or PlayStation? The current Steam listing is for Windows PC. No console edition is confirmed there.
Is there a free demo? The developer previously offered sign-ups for a closed playtest, which shouldn’t be mistaken for an open demo available to everyone.
How much does it cost? Steam hasn’t published a confirmed UK price. The developer has discussed a potential increase during Early Access, but no final pricing decision.
The Safari-TV release date is November 9, 2026. If you have friends ready to play, expect a work-in-progress co-op game about running a safari business, filming expeditions and keeping that truck on the road.
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Official source: Safari-TV on Steam by Mercy Games and Blue Ocean Games.
