Steam App ID 4026250
What Project P.I.T.T. is
Project P.I.T.T. is a single-player physics-based automation sandbox developed by Froke and published by Pretty Soon. It launched on Steam on August 19, 2026. You manufacture products, move them into the Maw, and invest the payout in tools and increasingly complex production systems.
Full release is live
The game launched on Steam on August 19, 2026.
Windows, macOS & Linux
Steam currently lists all three desktop platforms for the full release.
Steam Deck Verified
The August 12 launch FAQ states that Project P.I.T.T. is Steam Deck Verified.
Production tools
The store specifically names magnets, fans, panels, pistons, and launchers.
Throughput matters
Combos and higher throughput are part of the payout loop, not just cosmetic scorekeeping.
23 achievements
Steam currently exposes 23 achievements, including visible goals and hidden progression markers.
Official Release and platform sources: official Steam store, official launch announcement, and official launch FAQ.
Choose by task
Go straight to the guide you need
Beginner Guide
Controls, first reliable workflow, and spoiler-light mistakes to avoid.
Start here → 02Automation Guide
Component roles, stable lane design, combos, and bottleneck diagnosis.
Fix the factory → 03Achievements & Endings
A 23-item tracker with official descriptions and labeled community leads.
Track completion → 04Maw & Phases
Evidence-labeled progression notes and known unknowns.
Check progression →Original visual
The smallest useful factory loop
Do not optimize every component at once. First prove that ten products can travel through one contained path without leaks, stalls, or your character blocking the output.
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How this wiki handles new-game uncertainty
Official Current store or platform data.
Developer-confirmed A dated official announcement.
Community-reported Useful launch-day lead that is not official proof.
Demo-era Developer information from June that still needs a full-release check.
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