Official patch tracker

Endacopia updates

Concise summaries of AndyLand's official Steam announcements. For every changed item, use the linked full notes.

A first-person Endacopia fight with health and stamina displays

Current version: 1.03

Three fixes landed in the first two days after release. Version 1.03 is the newest announcement available as of July 30, 2026.

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1.03

Endacopia 1.03

Fixes a Chameleon fight softlock and a pause-related core room softlock. It also corrects Cutie Collector visibility, several interaction and animation problems, a Beartha layering issue, and Nibble hydration tracking.

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1.02

Endacopia 1.02

A larger stability update for inventory and room-transition softlocks, skating routes, combat edge cases, the roulette machine, camera use, the beach crab event, and several rendering problems. AndyLand also added a recovery path for the toy and marble grid.

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1.01

Endacopia 1.01

The first post-launch patch fixes the Trapezist tent gate, a Blue Boon screen jump, an elevator noclip, a demo bathroom crash caused by repeated clicking, and a sea urchin eye bug.

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Known issue status

Version 1.01 identified a rare crash in the dice minigame. Version 1.02 said that issue was still under investigation. We have not marked it fixed because version 1.03 does not state that it was resolved.

Version 1.02 also describes its toy and marble recovery as a fallback for affected saves. Version 1.03 notes that the Beartha fix can temporarily affect the telescope and Shack door baseline until the room is re-entered. Those limits matter when deciding whether an older save is fully recovered.

How this page is maintained

We fetch only public announcements for Steam app 2684630, summarize player-visible changes, preserve unresolved caveats, and link to the original text. Community reports may help us find a new announcement, but they are not treated as proof that a bug is fixed.