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Seven Months of Project Rebearth

Project Rebearth · published 9 Sep 2026, 02:09 UTC

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Hi All!

I am currently on a vacation in Australia. I am working on the game when I can but evidently, the tempo has been a bit lower. August has flown past, however there still are some new updates! I have spent most of the spare time that I had coordinating with a creative writer to help me fill the remaining empty artifacts in Project Rebearth. These can be found by going on expeditions and stumbling upon interesting locations. Most locations are already put in the game world. but some still have missing content. Together with the creative writer we are making progress in writing fun stories that relate to actual real world locations, slowly revealing the lore of Project Rebearth.

I am really happy to see how they are turning out and how they convey the story, but i am curious to hear all of your feedback as you encounter them in Project Rebearth <3

I have added 20 new artifacts, and now monthly, new stories will be added to the game world, filling up the remaining sites, and as you explore the planet, telling you more about the world of Project Rebearth, the world that came before it...

When September ends, I will be back to devote all my time on making Project Rebearth the best it can be.

So thank you all for sticking around, I hope you all have a wonderful summer in the northern hemisphere, and I will see you soon!

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