Build notes for players. See what changed, which platform a package targets, and what to check before joining a shared world.
Still in development. There is no public download or announced launch date on this site. Windows, macOS and Linux are planned release platforms. These notes document playtest and acceptance packages.
Windows playtest
v0.3.15
Enemy variety joins the completed October review work.
Adds Spitters, Shellbacks, Cave Flutters and Scrap Scuttlers alongside the existing crawlers, with distinct voxel models and attack patterns.
Includes the completed review work, with matching Windows and Linux dedicated-server packages.
Uses save format 40 and multiplayer protocol 51. Use matching versions for your host and joining players.
Build succeeded. Startup checks and gameplay QA were skipped for this packaging run. This is a development playtest, not a public launch.
macOS / Linux acceptance candidate
v0.3.14
Local packages for testing the newly approved desktop platforms.
macOS universal player targets Intel and Apple Silicon; Linux player targets x86-64.
Packaged macOS checks exercised startup, saving, reopening and shutdown. Native Linux desktop acceptance and distribution checks remain pending.
Uses save format 40 and multiplayer protocol 50. It cannot join the 0.3.15 Windows playtest.
Acceptance candidate. These local test packages do not establish a public release or completed platform certification.
Previous Windows playtest
v0.3.13
Earlier development build
The earlier foundation for shared worlds, power plants and programmable screens.
Includes dedicated servers, chat, land claims, ownership and Steam invite integration in development.
Program Disks carry scripts between machines; generators, fluid equipment and programmable Monitors expand the factory.
The final packaged 0.3.13 uses save format 5 and protocol 15. It cannot join the newer playtest protocols.
Historical playtest summary. Multiple development changes shared this version number; the compatibility values above describe the final package recorded in the game README.
