A store milestone: wishlisting opens
The public announcement links to the Steam page. It gives prospective players a place to follow the release; it is not a playable-build announcement.
A dated reading list with context: what each public post helps you investigate, and what its date actually means.
Last checkedThe date beside an entry is its public itch.io posting date. The smaller date underneath is the date carried in the developer’s video title. Several posts explicitly describe their footage as older material.
Neither date, by itself, tells you when a feature reached the build on your computer. For that question, look for a versioned release note or the instructions distributed with the build.
The public announcement links to the Steam page. It gives prospective players a place to follow the release; it is not a playable-build announcement.
A public reference for the building-and-rest topic. The developer identifies the video as older footage, so its posting date should not be used as the date those systems entered a build.
Original video date in the developer’s title: .
Use this post to locate the developer's discussion of commands and digging. It does not supply a versioned control reference or establish the final limits of automation.
Original video date in the developer’s title: .
The public post points to an earlier video about food mechanics and character interaction. We use it as a topic index, not as evidence for a particular food-production ratio.
Original video date in the developer’s title: .
This public entry adds context to the food-development sequence. Its title carries an earlier date and the author describes the footage as several weeks old.
Original video date in the developer’s title: .