One Last Day

One Last Day has been in Early Access since April 28, 2015, and has never reached a 1.0 release. The game's history is one of repeated restarts: the store page itself prominently warns that the game is "currently being redone from scratch." The most recent development effort began in September 2021, when the solo developer (Bloodwolf Studio) started rebuilding the game entirely on their own. Through 2022 and into 2023, they posted regular development updates detailing progress on core systems — infinite map support, multiplayer, a new crafting system, base building, AI enemies, buoyancy physics, and more. In June 2022, the developer published a three-stage roadmap, and by September 2023 they reported the first milestone (Stage 1 – Foundations) was nearly complete. However, the September 15, 2023 post also contained concerning news: the developer announced they were pausing development to monitor fallout from Unity's controversial policy changes, which had shaken trust in the engine powering the game. That post is the last official communication from the developer on record. As of June 28, 2026 — nearly two years and nine months later — there have been no further updates, no patch notes, and no word on whether development has resumed. The game's roadmap and the developer's own statements show that significant planned content (Stage 2 and Stage 3, plus completion of Stage 1) remains undelivered. But with the developer silent for almost three years after announcing a pause, it is genuinely uncertain whether active work is continuing.