Updates

How updates reach you

Updates are delivered through the Meta Horizon Store, the same way the game was installed. By default the headset installs them on its own, so most players never do anything; if a version here is newer than yours, open the store listing and it will offer the download. Your three save slots are files on your headset, and an update does not remove them.

Each entry below is written when the build is actually available, not when it is submitted. Anything listed as being worked on has no date, and gets none until it ships. The Discord hears about a release first, usually the same day.

Reporting a problem

The settings menu inside the game has a Send Feedback panel. It asks a few tapped questions — including whether you felt any discomfort and whether the controls gave you trouble — and attaches your build version, headset model and which world you were in, so a report is actionable without you having to describe your setup. It sends nothing until you press Send, and it never asks who you are.

For anything that needs a conversation, the Discord has the developer in it most days. A specific report — what you did, what you expected, what happened — is worth more than a kind review, and is the fastest route to seeing something fixed on this page.

Being worked on

These are in progress, in no particular order, and none of them has a date. They move to the list below when they ship.

• A claim survey at Coloma, so there is evidence to read before money changes hands on a mine, followed by richer and poorer stretches of river. The six claims are not yet meaningfully different from one another, and the developer considers that the most important gap in the game.
• More destinations after the current five, working toward twelve in the full version.
• Six languages, translated by people rather than by machine.

Shipped

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• AboutWho made it and how it is built.
• What Early Access means hereAnd every other question before buying.