Hands check · 2026-10-22
No verified public codes
Nothing on the official Steam page, the publisher support email, or the store-linked social accounts published a redeem code at the last check. Do not trust copied code lists until one is confirmed.
Updated 2026-10-30 — game facts and link status checked
Steam · 22 September 2026
The Piper of Dawn
Bone Nail and 2P Games' single-player alchemy shop in a walled city. This page says what the game is. Each mechanic has its own page, and those pages do not repeat each other.
3804370
Steam app
Official store page
Sep 22, 2026
Release
Steam release date
100+
Crops
Named on the store page
6 / 6
Heroines / factions
Store-page counts
What you actually play
You take a ruined workshop in Diamond City and run it. Crops grow on the plot, machines turn them into goods, and the goods sit on matching counters. Customers and written orders are how the workshop pays for the next machine.
The store page calls the city a time loop. Blessings pay off when the loop resets. Six rival factions and six heroines sit on top of that shop, not instead of it. Forty-plus NPCs are named as the cast size. One heroine file is still marked classified.
Who ships it, and where it runs
Developer Bone Nail. Publishers Bone Nail and 2P Games. Steam app 3804370. Released 22 September 2026. Windows only. The language table includes English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Japanese, for interface and subtitles. Full audio is unchecked for every language, including English.
Single-player, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing, 91 achievements. The store page says there are more than 100 crops. Support mail on the store record is support@2pgames.net. This site does not sell the game.
Which page answers which question
The first afternoon is the beginner guide. A failed craft that pays residue is the sediment guide. A farmer who will not sow is the seeds page. Shelf sales are the alchemy shop. Written payouts are the orders guide. The workers you grow are Peoplesprouts. The meter that sends them indoors is the sanity guide. The city itself, the release facts, and the demo save are Diamond City. Favor is factions. The cast is heroines. The ending is its own page, and it does not pretend to list ending names.
Codes stay on the codes page. The priority order stays on the tier list. Nothing on this homepage restates those steps.
Store check
Nothing listed to redeem
Redeem status lives on its own page. This block only shows the last check.
Updates
Updates and changing answers
Game facts, code status, and official links each have a dated entry so changes are easy to spot.
Current version check: 1.0.12, no 1.0.13 yet
No public patch newer than Version 1.0.12 (2026-10-20) was listed at the 2026-10-30 check. The Steam snapshot showed 116 players in-game, 743 recommendations, and $12.99 with no active discount. This pass also corrected page review dates that still said 2026-09-25 and added the current status answer to the homepage FAQ. It is a data and date correction, not a new game patch.
Romance and seed-shop pages
Added a romance guide that separates friendship, gifts, and ending choices, and a seed-shop page that separates the planting queue from buying seeds. The heroines page and the seeds guide now link to them. No patch claim changed: 1.0.12 remains the newest note recorded here.
Version 1.0.12
Humanwood storage gained sorting and filtering, and the screen remembers the last sort you chose. English and Japanese localization received a full proofread. Fixed: ending-video volume; an empty gene in the gene library; same-species hybrid seeds displaying incorrectly; resolution scaling. Not marked fixed here: the launch-week auto-assign complaint, and the uncopied tails of the 1.0.5 and 1.0.8 notes. No redeem code.
Order of work
What feeds the shop first
A short preview. The ranked write-up stays on the tier list page.
SFarm
Crop production
The store page says you grow more than 100 crops, tune traits, and expand underground with alchemical circles before the shop has stock.
SWorkforce
Peoplesprouts
Workers you grow yourself cover farming, retail, and manufacturing. The page warns that overwork costs Sanity, so rest is part of the loop.
ASales
Alchemy shop
Shelves of crops, potions, and curiosities, plus reputation that unlocks non-human customers and special orders.
Screenshots
The Piper of Dawn in action
Official screenshots from the Steam store page.
Core tools
Where to go next
Each card is a different page. Open the one that matches the question.
Planner
Shop planner
Pick a goal and see whether the farm, the staff, or the story should come next.
Priorities
Loop priorities
Ranks the official systems. It is not a crop damage chart.
Stuck
Sediment
Failed Extreme Alchemy. The herb set players used is on the page.
Stuck
Seeds depleted
The bag is full. The farmer queue is empty.
Freshness
Updates
What this site checked, and when.
Links
Discord and sources
Store-linked Discord, YouTube, and X. No official Trello.
Codes
Codes
Empty on purpose until an official code exists.
Guides
Guides
Each guide answers one stuck point. The matching wiki page defines the system and does not repeat the steps.
Beginner guide
Clear the yard, plant, process one good, put it on a counter, finish an order.
Sediment
Go past the safe alchemy range on purpose. A failed extreme craft pays sediment.
Seeds
The bag can be full. Farmers still plant nothing until the queue names a seed and a count.
Orders
Fill the written order. The counter type and the faction favor are other pages.
Sanity
Send them to the apartment before the meter hits the floor. What a Peoplesprout is lives on its own page.
Endings
Reputation and choices decide the end. There is no published ending list.
Romance
Six paths, no published gift table. What the patches change, and what to save before.
Seed shop
Two seed names, two shop names, and one Silver Key prerequisite that is not published.
Wiki coverage
Wiki
Each page defines one system. How-to steps stay on the guide that owns that question.
Diamond City
A walled city on a rewind. The workshop steps and the ending are other pages.
Alchemy Shop
Machine, then the matching counter. Written orders are a separate page.
Crops
What the field grows. The farmer queue that refuses to sow is the seeds guide.
Peoplesprouts
Match the job, rest them in the apartment, spend sediment only when you need another body.
Factions
Six rival groups. Favor changes who shops and which special order appears.
Heroines
Two of them work in the building. The others are routes. One name is withheld.
Source check
Where the facts come from
Pages on this site use the Steam store description and store metadata checked on 2026-10-30. Player counts and reviews are kept as dated snapshots, not live counters.
Official
Steam store page
Title, developer, release date, description, tags, languages, and screenshots.
Official
Steam app details
Price, platforms, categories, publishers, and support email, fetched from the Steam store API.
Official
2P Games on YouTube
Publisher channel linked from the store page. Launch and demo trailers live here.
Community
Steam discussions
Player questions such as seeds and materials. Threads are leads, not verified rules.
Official
Developer Bone Nail, publishers Bone Nail and 2P Games, release September 22, 2026, Windows only, more than 100 crops, Peoplesprouts, six heroines, six factions, and a time-loop city are store-page claims.
Patches
Steam news checked 2026-10-22 names Version 1.0.12 (2026-10-20), 1.0.11 (2026-10-08), 1.0.10 (2026-10-02), 1.0.9 and 1.0.8 (both 2026-10-01), Version 1.0.7 (2026-09-30), then Version 1.0.6 (2026-09-29) and Version 1.0.5 (2026-09-28), plus a 2026-09-26 upcoming-content post. Those notes are on the Updates page. The 1.0.8 note continues after the Blackjack seventh-card line, and the 1.0.5 note continues after the Perennial line; those tails are not copied here. Store-page metadata above was rechecked on 2026-10-30; the current snapshot is 116 players, 743 recommendations, and $12.99 with no discount. Item tables were not re-counted. None of these notes publish a redeem code.
Not used as facts
Review comments about copper, order payouts, and automation quirks are not copied into guides. Crop names, keybinds, and ending titles are unpublished.
Community research
Trailers
Official trailers confirm the premise. UI numbers are not taken from trailer frames in this version of the site.
FAQ
Quick answers
Facts below come from the official Steam page checked on 2026-10-30. Anything the store page does not state is left off this site.
What is The Piper of Dawn?
A single-player dark fantasy management game on Steam. You run an alchemy shop in Diamond City, a city caught in a time loop, by growing magical crops, crafting goods, and employing Peoplesprouts you grow yourself.
What is the current version and player count?
Steam lists $12.99 with no active discount as of 2026-10-30. The latest public patch is 1.0.12 (2026-10-20). Steam showed 116 players in-game and 743 recommendations at that check. Player counts move during the day; treat them as a dated snapshot, not a live counter.
Is this the official website?
No. Bone Nail and 2P Games publish the game on Steam. Use the Steam store page for purchases, refunds, and official support at support@2pgames.net.
When did it release, and on which platforms?
Steam lists the release date as September 22, 2026. The store page marks Windows as supported and Mac and Linux as unsupported.
Does the game include Chinese?
Yes. The Steam language table lists Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese for interface and subtitles. Full audio is not checked for any language, including English.
Are there codes?
No public redeem codes were listed on the Steam store page when this site launched. The codes page stays empty until a code is confirmed from an official source.
Where should I start?
Read the beginner guide, then the alchemy shop, crops, and Peoplesprouts pages. Story pages cover the six heroines and six factions without inventing ending names.