War of Genesis: Idle Loot in-app purchases — G-Coins

War of Genesis: Idle Loot in-app purchases exist alongside its Free To Play Steam listing. The October 7 update introduced G-Coins for paid products, purchasable from the Shop page. An older official FAQ also identifies disabled Steam Overlay as a possible cause of a specific Steam Wallet payment problem.

Free play and paid products

The Steam store lists the game as Free To Play and marks In-App Purchases. Those labels describe different parts of the product: free access does not mean that the game contains no paid purchases.

The October release adds G-Coins for buying paid products and states that G-Coins can be purchased from Shop. This reference confirms that entry and purpose. It does not publish a regional price table, bundle catalog, tax calculation, or claim about which purchases are required for progression.

The documented G-Coins entry

Use the Shop page named by the October 7 announcement when looking for the documented G-Coins purchase entry. Current product contents and prices should be read from the actual purchase interface; no exact pack price or currency conversion was verified in the supplied research.

G-Coins information should also be kept separate from selling eligible loot on the Steam Community Market. Market basics describes that market's stated Steam Wallet funds context. The source does not establish interchangeability between every in-game currency and marketplace funds.

The official Steam Overlay payment FAQ

The September 14 FAQ addresses a case where a player has Steam Wallet funds but payment fails. It says that disabling Steam Overlay can affect payment and gives a setting to check in Steam Library: Manage → Properties → Enable the Steam Overlay while in-game.

This is a dated official explanation for that scenario, not a diagnosis of every payment failure. It does not establish the cause of a specific new error, a guaranteed fix, or a reason to repeatedly attempt a purchase. Later client or Steam changes may affect the interface.

Purchase information and its limits

The official Steam store supports the free-play and in-app-purchase labels. The official news and FAQ material supplies the October G-Coins information and the older Overlay setting guidance.

Research last checked October 10, 2026. Refund eligibility, consumed-product conditions, regional pricing, and disputed account actions are outside the verified scope of this page. Use the Profile reference when you need the User Code described by official support.