Kabuto Park

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• Announcements·21 Jan 2026Official

  9 new languages + full gamepad support ✨ 1.2 out now 🌻

  Hey there 🌻Thank you so much for your patience on this one 🐞This update brings two new things that we are working on since a long time: new languages and native gamepad support!This update does not add new content to the game. 9 new languagesKabuto Park is now available in a total of 10 languages: English French German Spanish (Spain) Spanish (Latam) Portuguese (Brazilian) Japanese Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese KoreanFull Gamepad supportKabuto Park can now be played comfortably with a gamepad or on any handheld platform Like Steam Deck or ROG Ally. Xbox, Playstation and Steam Deck controllers will all show native input prompts, and other ones will use Xbox prompts. Other Credits were reworked and now include Localization, Seaven Studio and new playtesters. New settings for language selection. Some little bugs were fixed but I forgot to keep a list, sorry!Wow, this was a lot of work 🐜This time, all credit goes to the LocQuest localization team and Quentin from Seaven Studio, who spent months completely reworking the game to make all of this possible. We tested it extensively, but there might still be some bugs (not the good ones) here and there. If you encounter one, please report it and we'll try to fix it as fast as we can 🪲Kabuto Park is now 8 months old, and we worked hard since the game released to make it as good as possible! The positive reviews and coverage of our little game is what gives us the energy to do so, so once again, to all our players: Thank you, we love you 💌Doot
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• Announcements·16 Jan 2026Official

  Introducing our new game: Milki Delivery! 🐮🚲

  Hi everyone,We’re happy to finally share what we’ve been working on these past few months! Our next game is called Milki Delivery, and it’s a cozy exploration and delivery adventure coming in 2026.You play as Neha, a young apprentice who just started her dairy delivery service in a quiet rural corner:• 🐮 Deliver milk to friendly folks• 🏔️ Explore the countryside• 🚲 Upgrade your bike & dairy farm• ✅ Complete quests & reconnect villagersWe are so excited and we hope you will like our tiny game! 💖Time to put your bug collection away and wishlist your next little cozy adventure! 🌻
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• Patch Notes·9 Jan 2026Official

  Localization + gamepad beta

  Hey 🪲🌻I'm almost ready to release the 1.2 update, that will add 9 new languages and full gamepad support including Steam Deck. It should release for everyone on January 21st. This update does not add any new gameplay content.You can try it now if you want to!To join the beta branch, please do the following:In your Library, right click on Kabuto Park => Properties => Beta.Under Private Betas, enter the code KabutoBetaTestingThe Beta dropdown menu should now show "betatesting - Beta Branch" and the name of the game in your library should be "Kabuto Park \".If you are playing with a controller that is not a Steam Deck, please manually deactivate Steam Input.There might still be some bugs here and there, please report them so we can fix them before release 🐞Thank you so much for all the love 💌Doot
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• Patch Notes·8 Oct 2025Official

  1.1.1p Unity vulnerability fix

  Hey there 🌻This is a tiny update to fix a vulnerability patch that was recently discovered on Unity.I tested the patch as much as I could, and it shouldn't change anything to the game, but if you encounter new bugs (not the cute ones) please report them and I'll try to patch them quickly.Have a nice day 💌
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• Patch Notes·1 Oct 2025Official

  50k sales + small update on Kabuto Park localization 🗓️

  TL;DR: We are still working on new languages and full controller support, they should be there around December 🌻Localizing a video game is a huge amount of work. Translating the texts is just a small part of it! You need to set up every sentence and every world in your game so it automatically translates, and now everything will be longer or shorter depending on the language so you need to make sure it always looks good by tweaking tons of parameters. Then of course it leads to new bugs so you need to test a lot and fix a lot. How about images with text in it? You need to redo those to, plus many other things that I won't list there.Same goes for adding controller support to a game that was designed to be played with a mouse! It's not only a big design work but you really have to break everything and build it again.On Minami Lane, I decided to take the months of work needed to do both on my own. I'm proud of what I did back then, but seeing how painful it was, I decided not to do it on Kabuto Park. Seaven Studio, who did an awesome work on porting Minami Lane to consoles, offered to do it for me so that they could then port the game to the Switch. I agreed, and we started working on it that way: I supervise, they implement, and LocQuest, a great localization company that we worked with on Minami Lane, does the translation and LQA (localization quality assurance).That means less work on my side, so I could rest a bit more during summer, work on other projects like the Doot Tiny Grant, and I'm now starting to work on a new game with Blibloop. But that also means that it takes longer than if I did it myself! I hoped we could have something by now, but it's more likely going to be ready around December.Thanks a lot for your patience, I'll keep you updated when I have more news 💌Oh and also: We hit 50k sales! WEEEEE this is incredible 🪲🥳🎉Thank you so much everyone 💕
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