Upstairs — patch notes and updates
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Dated developer announcements recorded from Steam. Open the source for the complete update.
| Update | Date | Excerpt / source |
|---|---|---|
| Upstairs Joins the Dark Short Adventures Bundle | 2026-08-07 | When I first came across this bundle, I immediately felt that Upstairs would be a great fit, so I reached out to the creators... and they were happy to include it!What I like most is that, even though all three games are very different, they share a similar spirit. They're all short adventures with a dark, slightly odd edge, each with its own unique personality.If you haven't played Upstairs yet, this is a great chance to pick it up alongside two other indie games I'd definitely recommend, all at a better price. And if you already own it, maybe this is the perfect excuse to check out the other games in the bundle.I hope you enjoy this little |
| Soundtrack Now Available – For Free! | 2026-04-10 | I’m happy to share that the official soundtrack for Upstairs is now available, completely free.This collection includes all the music from the game, created entirely by me… despite not being a musician. The process mostly involved trying things out almost at random and discarding a lot along the way until something felt right.The only track not included is the licensed final song, “Watch the Skyline Catch Fire” by Of the Wand & the Moon. Everything else is here.As a small bonus, I’ve also included a discarded track at the end—something that didn’t make it into the final game—and an extended version of the grindcore song from the opening, also |
| Steam Deck Verified! | 2026-04-03 | Upstairs is now Steam Deck Verified!Which means you can now solve a bathroom puzzle from an actual bathroom. |
| Upstairs is out now, thank you for the amazing response | 2026-03-22 | Hi everyone!Upstairs came out two days ago, and the response has already gone way beyond my expectations. Thanks a lot to everyone who’s played it, and also to those who took the time to share their thoughts. Reading them has been both surreal and very appreciated.I was a bit worried about the tone. The game swings between pretty dark stuff and silly comedy, and I wasn’t sure if that mix would land. Luckily, it seems like you’ve all picked up on the humor exactly as intended, which is honestly a relief.This project started about a year ago as a continuation of Juan Miguel in the City, a small, short game I made in 2020 while learning how to m |