QUESTIONS
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What am I actually trying to do?
Make it impossible for the "Environment" Office to keep calling this land empty. They have already scheduled it for construction, and nobody at that desk has ever actually walked the ground they are signing away. You have one season to put enough of what really lives here on record that tearing it up stops being the easy, quiet decision it currently is.
How does saving work?
Only by sleeping in a cabin bed. There is no autosave. A save is always a quiet moment you chose to have.
What actually happens when I die?
A "death moth" flickers out and brings you back, with just enough of whatever killed you to keep going. When there are none left, the save is marked dead.
Do I need to be online?
No. You can play offline. Nothing out in the garden depends on a connection.
Can other players affect my world?
Not at all. The only things that cross between people is a postcard (for now), and a postcard is chosen from a fixed set. Nobody can reach into your save.
What platforms?
Windows, Linux and macOS, on both x64 and arm64. Unzip and run. There is nothing to install.