Changelog

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2026-09-14 — Site launch

First publication of the guide, built around the problems players were actually reporting in the first days of the 1.0 release rather than around a generic content template.

Pages published:

• Troubleshooting — launch failures, Citrix conflicts, the AppData fix, NW.js runtime replacement, black screens, forcing the dedicated GPU, Steam Input and Proton controller issues, Deck performance, settings resets, and issues with no fix yet
• Save File Location & Recovery — the exact save folder, what each .rmmzsave file does, the developer's index-file recovery procedure, Steam Cloud risks, and the absent AppData path
• Achievement Guide — all 51 achievements with unlock conditions, global completion rates, and the difficulty-locked Stone Tower set
• Combat, AP & Enemy Turns — what action points are, why some enemies act four times, multi-hit damage, combat points, and the stats that decide fights
• Keys & Passcodes — the full key table with locations, what each opens, consumption, and missable risk
• Mystery Locations — dice rolls, Luck, the bath reset, sites by area, and which mysteries actually count for tasks
• Beginner Guide — difficulty choice, first-week priorities, time and day-cycle mechanics, and what you can postpone
• Map & NPC Locations — how the world connects, gating by area, entrance requirements, and where key NPCs are
• Boss Guide — how boss fights are structured, preparation that changes outcomes, and per-fight notes

Notes on sources:

• All troubleshooting content is sourced from the developer's pinned Steam posts and his own replies after the 1.0 release.
• Achievement names, descriptions and completion rates are taken directly from Steam's achievement endpoints.
• Where the official wiki or the developer's statements leave a fact undocumented, the page says so rather than estimating. Several tables carry "not recorded" entries by design.
• Screenshots are official store assets from the game's Steam page.

How This Log Works

Entries are added when content changes, not when the site is merely rebuilt. When a fact is corrected after a reader report, the correction is logged here with what changed, so you can see that the page has moved on from what you read previously.

Where an official patch makes a documented fix obsolete, the page will note the version it applied to rather than silently removing the information.