Road to Jukai Official Links

This Official Links hub gathers verified destinations for Road to Jukai—Endflame’s night-shift taxi psychological horror game published by tinyBuild. Use it when you need the Steam page, community Discord, or social channels without digging through old Silent Road hashtags. Fan wikis go stale when they bury the official buttons; this page keeps them at the top.

Primary store and studio links

• Road to Jukai on Steam — wishlist, follow, news, playtest request, and system requirements table.
• Endflame website — studio site for the couple-led team behind Ikai, Instants, and now Road to Jukai.
• Endflame Linktree — consolidated official social buttons including TikTok and Instagram when individual URLs shift.

Always prefer these over random mirror listings. The Steam app ID to confirm is 4124320.

Community and socials

• Discord — Endflame community server for playtest chatter, bug talk, and announcement pings.
• X / Twitter @endflamestudio — short updates and trailer posts.
• YouTube @endflamestudio — official trailers and studio uploads; cross-reference IDs on our Trailers page.
• Bluesky @endflamestudio.bsky.social — additional short-form posts.
• TikTok & Instagram — use the Endflame Linktree to reach the studio’s current TikTok and Instagram profiles in one click (handles can move; Linktree stays maintained).

When you join Discord, read rules before pasting playtest spoilers. When you share social posts, label whether a trailer still says Silent Road or already says Road to Jukai.

This wiki’s hubs (internal)

• Guides Hub — getting started, playtest, controls, six nights, how to play, Jukai setting, content warnings, roadside stops.
• Passengers Hub — archetypes, strange requests, and cabin atmosphere.
• Updates Hub — rename, trailers, release window, TinyBuild Connect 2026, BitSummit hands-on.
• Tools Hub — system requirements, wishlist helpers, and supported languages.

These paths use trailing slashes and stay locale-agnostic in source form so every language build can localize them correctly later.

How to verify you are in the right place

Scam storefronts love upcoming horror games. Checklist:

1. Steam URL contains app/4124320.
2. Developer credit shows Endflame; publisher credit shows tinyBuild on current materials.
3. Social usernames match the Endflame studio branding above—not a lookalike extra underscore account.
4. Nobody legitimate will DM you a “free steam key” because you joined a fan wiki Discord.
5. This site is a fan wiki, not an official Endflame property. For authoritative patch text, trust Steam news and studio posts first.

What each official channel is good for

• Steam — wishlist, playtest button, specs, purchase later in 2027.
• Discord — conversational support, looking for group reactions after a scary night, reading pinned FAQ-style messages.
• YouTube — high-quality trailer premieres; start with IDs listed in Updates rather than random reaction rips.
• X / Bluesky — time-sensitive showcase reminders.
• Linktree / TikTok / Instagram — short vertical clips and studio personality posts that may not hit Steam news.

Suggested follow order for new fans

1. Steam wishlist + follow (Wishlist Guide).
2. Discord join if you want community.
3. YouTube subscribe for trailers.
4. Pick one microblog (X or Bluesky) so you are not notification-spammed everywhere.
5. Bookmark this Official Links page and the Guides Hub.

Press tone vs official links

Outlets have called the project “deeply unsettling” (Game Rant) and noted that it understands Japanese horror expectations (ComicBook). Enjoy that coverage, but buy and download through Steam—not through article sidebars that sometimes stale-link old titles. After the rename, search both Road to Jukai and Silent Road when hunting interviews, then confirm dates against our Updates Hub.

Related reading on this wiki

• Getting Started — premise briefing.
• Join the Playtest — access steps.
• Content Warnings — mature theme advisories.
• Release Date — calendar honesty.
• TinyBuild Connect 2026 — rename and playtest showcase beat.
• Silent Road Rename — branding story.
• System Requirements — PC specs.
• Supported Languages — Steam language table.

Official links keep the signal clean: one Steam page, one studio voice, several social mirrors, and a fan wiki that points back to them instead of pretending to be them. Save this hub, verify the app ID, and when the forest starts trending again you will already know which door is real.