Moon Sweepers
Patch fixes, Proton and the planned update
Start by matching your symptom to the installed version. Official fixes are evidence of changes shipped, not a universal performance guarantee or a reason to treat future content as available.
Match a freeze to the documented fix
Official update 1.0.5, posted on 2026-10-28, fixes a recurring freeze shortly after loading certain worlds on both DirectX 11 and DirectX 12. It also reports fewer garbage-collection stutters in large bases and fixes memory leaks after leaving worlds or removing structures. If the problem persists, record whether it happens on loading, during play or after leaving a world before reporting it. That suggested distinction helps describe the symptom; the notes provide no benchmark for your hardware and do not prove that every freeze is the same bug.
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Keep platform support claims precise
Official update 1.0.4 fixed startup issues with older Proton versions on Steam Deck and Linux. This is specific compatibility evidence, while the Steam store lists Windows system requirements; it does not establish a native Linux release. The same patch makes DirectX 11 the default to reduce AMD GPU crashes and documents -force-d3d12 as the option for DirectX 12. Do not treat that alternate renderer as a proven speed improvement. Our suggestion is to include the renderer and compatibility environment in a report instead of assuming the operating system alone explains the fault.
Do not plan around unreleased machines
The developer announcement on 2026-10-30 plans update 1.1 for 2026-12. It outlines more production machines, materials, tools, automation, building options and progression, plus continued performance work. The announcement explicitly says the work is still in development and may change; it does not provide final recipes, prices or a released feature list. As checked on 2026-10-31, treat these as roadmap items when planning a factory. Use the building and production guide for documented existing chains, and verify a later release announcement before assuming the planned additions can be built.
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