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Dark Workshop Simulator DemoNewsPatch 0.1.1 - Rare Goods, Smarter Villagers, Stocking Polish
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Patch 0.1.1 - Rare Goods, Smarter Villagers, Stocking Polish

Dark Workshop Simulator Demo · published 3 Jul 2026, 20:07 UTC

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Shopkeepers,
A fresh patch crawls from the workshop. Your shelves now tell a story - and the village is listening.

New Systems

  • Item Rarity - Items are now Common, Uncommon, or Rare, with color-coded borders in the UI. Rarer goods fetch more attention... from customers and thieves alike.

  • Word-of-Mouth Demand - Customers no longer ask for random wares. Stock an item on your shelves and the village learns about it over time. Remove it, and they forget. Your shelves shape your reputation.

  • Thief Attraction - Thieves now target rare items and show up more frequently when you display valuable goods. The rarer your wares, the bolder the rats.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed a rare freeze when a quest dialog and customer transaction triggered at the same time.

  • Fixed stocker employees stealing crates directly out of the player's hands.

  • Fixed stocker pausing for several seconds after picking up a crate.

  • Fixed carried crates snapping upward when bumping into walls or shelves.

The darkness deepens. Mind your shelves.

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