Project Solaris Updates & Patch Tracker

Project Solaris launched on Steam on September 20, 2026 as a single-player roguelite deckbuilder JRPG from developer Greenhorn and publisher IndieArk. This Updates Hub exists so players can separate official changes from wishlist folklore, Discord guesses, and outdated demo notes.

Use it when you return after a break, when a skill suddenly feels different, or when you need to know whether your PC meets the published minimums. Child pages cover the launch window and system requirements in depth. For mechanical guides, jump to Builds, Characters, and Guides after you confirm nothing critical patched overnight.

What belongs on an updates page

• Release timing and day-one expectations.
• How demo progress relates to the full game.
• Where Greenhorn and IndieArk post patch notes.
• Hardware minimums and performance hygiene.
• Links back into strategy pages when balance shifts.

What does not belong: invented version numbers, fake changelog bullets, or “leaked” Trial timers. If this wiki summarizes a patch, it should trace to Steam news or another official channel listed on Links.

Start here

• Launch window — September 20, 2026 expectations, demo-to-full mindset, wishlist history, and patch-note habits.
• Launch discount issue — planned 10% Steam launch discount anomaly, official apology, and live-price habits.
• Demo to full game — demo app 3400280 migration mindset, Ver.0.6 / V0.6.9 notes, and careful progress-transfer language.
• System requirements — Steam minimum specs, blank recommended fields, Steam Deck uncertainty, and practical performance tips.

How to read changes as a build player

When a patch lands, re-check three layers in order:

1. Trust and QTE rules — anything that changes Reliability or input leniency reshapes Hom and Skill rankings.
2. Economy and craft — weapon costs or drop rates reshuffle Equipment rankings and money-rush calendars.
3. Calendar / Trial pacing — if day structure or ceremony timing shifts, update your day planner and 100-day strategy.

Do not rebuild your entire identity because one number moved. Re-validate the next Trial block first.

Demo versus full game memory

Many players arrive from demo app 3400280. Demo patch history already showed combat systems can expand—more buff types, skill enhancements, tutorial reworks. Treat demo muscle memory as a tutor, not a contract. The full release adds the complete hundred-day pressure, broader achievement set (85 on Steam), and ending coverage the demo could only hint at. Deep migration notes live on Demo to full game; storefront pricing glitches during launch week are tracked on Launch discount issue.

Languages and platforms

Steam lists English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean interface support. The PC Steam release is the current focus; a Nintendo Switch version has been discussed for the future, but this hub will not invent ship dates. Track console news on official channels only.

Related wiki loops

After you finish an updates read, return to gameplay pages: Getting Started, Beginner builds, and the review framework if you are deciding whether the launch build fits you. Keep expectations honest—single-player, about $9.99, QTE deckbuilding with narrative routes.

Editorial promise

This fan wiki will prefer Steam news timestamps over vague “recently patched” language. If a child page lacks a concrete official note, it will say so instead of fabricating patch IDs.