Tiny Eden Updates

Tiny Eden is still approaching its Steam 1.0 date: 7 September 2026. This hub collects timing, money, languages, demo patches, and the studio’s post-launch plans so you do not have to reconstruct them from Discord screenshots.

Child pages:

• Release date — unlock day, regional prices, Goodies Pack, wishlist milestones.
• Patch notes — demo and playtest changes that still affect how you play.
• Roadmap — DLC, free updates, mushrooms, vines, trees, Linux, Deck.
• Goodies Pack — the $2.99 cosmetic pack (cats, drone skins, planters, wallpapers).

New players should still start on Getting Started. This hub is for people who already know they will be in the apartment on launch morning.

What is locked in

• Full 1.0 release, not Early Access.
• Single-player only. No co-op announced.
• PC via Steam. Windows listing plus a SteamOS/Linux tab with Vulkan 1.3 mesh shaders.
• Base price $14.99 USD, Goodies Pack $2.99 USD, with regional pricing.
• Launch languages: English, German, French, Polish, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.
• About 40 plant species and at least 40 recipes.
• Cooked dishes as the 1.0 sellable, not raw crops.

Details and tables live on the release date page. Hardware lives on system requirements.

What is still moving

Demo saves transferring to 1.0 are not a promise. Steam Deck support is “yes” in the FAQ and “not official in the demo.” Native Linux is on the store page now even though a May FAQ said “looking into it.” Believe the store page on launch morning.

The project used to be called City Garden Harvest. Videos and patch 0.5.x notes under that name are the same game after the April 2026 rebrand.

How to read our dates

When a Steam news post and this wiki disagree, Steam wins. We will fold day-one hotfixes into patch notes and call out anything that breaks how to grow or how to cook. The plant tier list will be marked demo-informed until we have a week of 1.0 data.

Official socials, Discord, and the store button are on the links hub. If you only came here for “when can I play,” open release date and set an alarm.

How this hub is organised

The three child pages do different jobs. Release date is the calendar and the price list — open it when a friend asks “how much” or “what time on Monday.” Patch notes is the changelog for people who already played City Garden Harvest or an older demo and need to know why a parcel box exists now. Roadmap is the “after 1.0” drawer so mushrooms do not get mistaken for a missing launch feature.

If you are writing a launch-night checklist, combine this hub with system requirements and the demo guide. Hardware and “how long is the story slice” do not belong in patch tables, but they decide whether you even see the 7 September unlock screen.

Wishlist milestones (50k, then 100k) are studio announcements, not a live counter. They are useful as hype history, useless as a reason to skip the demo. Play the apartment you can already download, then come back here when Steam news moves.