Project P.I.T.T. Patch Notes & Updates

The full official timeline, summarized from Froke’s Steam announcements. Newest first.

Update 1.0.5 — August 22, 2026

The first big post-launch patch:

• Panel Rack — new multi-level upgrade to carry more than one panel at a time (tools database).
• Clear Items button (pause menu) — removes loose items that could crash the game; gives no money back (performance).
• Save and quit option + “Are you sure?” prompt on quitting (saves).
• Flat placement: double-tap reset-rotation to lay an object flat — panel builders rejoice (panels).
• Full rebinding: every action rebindable, including scroll up/down individually; fixed an invisible entry that blocked some rebinds (controls).
• Torch Light and UV Lamp now collect when they should and work immediately (T to toggle).
• Player can no longer spawn above the hole and fall repeatedly, or get stuck in the spawn tube.
• Key items stuck in walls now respawn — ores go straight to the bank.
• All physical buttons work with Interact (F), Equip (E) and grab/drop (LMB).
• Follow-up hotfix: erratic Panel Rack behavior, missing ores and pickaxe issues.

Phase 3 fix — August 20, 2026

One day after launch, responding to players whose automation lines were wrecked: the scripted Phase 3 event has been removed. “Your factory should no longer be punished for being a factory.” Details and what still drops rubble: Phase 3 debris.

Launch — August 19, 2026

Out on Steam at $9.99 with a 15% two-week discount and launch bundles (Berry Bury Berry, Scale the Depths, Sort Them Ducks). The August 12 launch FAQ had already confirmed regional prices, Steam Deck Verified status, and that the demo stays available.

Demo era — June 2026

• June 3 — demo announced for June 10, ahead of Steam Next Fest.
• June 10 — demo live (English, French, Simplified Chinese, Spanish).
• June 14 — Demo 1.0.1: fuses retrievable from the hole, less floaty movement, Unstuck button added, UI scale menu, sticky tools moved earlier (right after panels), fuse-puzzle visual clues, end-sequence replay fix, save-format change (compatible), better Simplified Chinese font.
• June 16 — Steam Next Fest entry + the FAQ that still defines the official controls and performance advice.
• July 23 — release date announced.

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We summarize; the primary source is the game’s Steam News hub (store page → News). Patch summaries here are updated within 48 hours of each official announcement — if a new patch dropped today, check Steam first and us second.