Release & patches

Burglin' Gnomes Updates & Patch Notes

Full-release update notes for routes, tasks, items, crafting, NPCs, enemies, and co-op fixes players should check before trusting an old strategy.

Burglin' Gnomes update and extraction bell

Burglin' Gnomes full release facts

These details come from the official store page and developer posts. We only change strategy advice when in-game mechanics actually shift.

FactValue

Release dateJune 10, 2026

StoreSteam app 3844970

Supported platformWindows PC

Player count1-6 players online co-op

Developer / publisherFobri

Core loopComplete five listed tasks when possible, finish at least three, extract, bank loot, craft upgrades, repeat

What changed from early tests to the full release

Start here when a patch lands or a route feels different: task flow, house weapons, crafting links, outdoor routes, and enemy behavior have the highest impact on live runs.

#SystemWhat changedGuide

01Task routingFull-release task loopEach day gives a task list. Three completed tasks are the practical safety line before extraction; five tasks are the clean route goal when the house stays under control.Beginner task guide 02ItemsHouse weapons and storage lootGun, Taser, Pepper Spray, Grenade, Rocket Launcher, Landmine, Firework, Chainsaw, utensils, and task items now need item pages linked to rooms and storage routes.Items database 03CraftingCrafting stations and base objectsThe Well, Potion Table, Repackager, crystal, bell, and storage all affect pre-run planning. Recipe pages should link back to materials, tools, and areas.Crafting pages 04BestiaryNPCs, enemies, and outdoor animalsHuman, Fairy, Cat, Rat, Cockroach, Evil Gnome, Vacuum Robot, Mole, Boar, Pitbull, Sealman, Seagull, Jonathan, and Bibi now have route pages or watch-list notes.NPCs and enemies 05AreasOutdoor entry and area pagesVine windows, lawn paths, greenhouse and garden routes, garage/shed storage, weapon-safe checks, kitchen, bathroom, and cabinet pages now connect items to where they are found.Area guide pages 06Co-opCo-op revive and performance checksCrystal revival, teammate rescue, all-dead failure, lag, disconnects, and virtual memory fixes remain high-search beginner topics after launch.Beginner fixes

Post-patch checklist

What to check after every Burglin' Gnomes patch

Use this list before copying an old route into the current build, especially after AI, task, item, or network changes.

01Daily task count, three-task extraction rule, all-dead fail behavior, and task completion triggers.

02Tutorial task sequence: Break TV, Climb Kitchen Counter, Clonk Tutorial, Open Cabinet, and Open Window.

03Backpack, Pickaxe, Metal Bat, Spring Shoes, Potion Table, Repackager, and Gnomium Gloves recipe costs.

04Metal Bat, Marble Gun, Blowgun, potion darts, and enemy response after combat patches.

05Cabinet and drawer loot behavior, including weapons, cigarettes, task items, and special ingredients.

06Potion duration, dart delivery, valid targets, and Repackager output count.

07Medical Terminal charges, CPR revive reliability, and all-dead fail behavior.

08Human, Cat, Rat, Cockroach, Evil Gnome, Vacuum Robot, Mole, Boar, Pitbull, Jonathan, Bibi, Sealman, and Seagull behavior.

09Vine window entry reliability across house variants and backup exits.

10Fire, flooded toilet, ragdoll, and other physics hazards after network patches.

Live build priorities

Which systems can change your route first

Tasks

Task wording, valid objects, room hints, objective counts, and completion triggers are the first things to verify after patches.

Items

Weapons, materials, potion ingredients, ammo, cigarettes, utensils, and special loot can change route value when storage pools shift.

Crafting

Recipe costs, station unlocks, gear effects, potion output, and Repackager dart counts should match the current build before guides quote them.

NPCs and enemies

Detection range, pursuit, grabs, rescue windows, hiding spots, and line of sight can invalidate old survival advice quickly.

Areas

Vine windows, outdoor paths, kitchen cabinets, bathroom storage, garage/shed routes, weapon-safe routes, and extraction lines drive item discovery.

Co-op stability

Object sync, ragdolls, teammate rescue, disconnects, lag, and virtual memory fixes affect whether a route works in a real squad.