Frequently asked questions

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How much does the game cost?

$9.99. The 10% launch discount ($8.99) ran until September 24, 2026 and has since ended — the store is back to full price as of our September 30 check. Steam's standard refund policy applies if you change your mind inside the usual window.

What happens after arrest or a vote?

You receive Community Service tasks. The notebook becomes a broom and sanity becomes a task meter. Finish all three assigned tasks, then wait sixty seconds for the next set. The default reward threshold is seven tasks, with a single-use meeting vote among the possible rewards. Task details.

Can the Cult Leader recruit everyone?

No: the Snitch cannot be recruited. A successful ritual replaces a resident's old role with Cultist; Cultists cannot recruit others. A letter in a mailbox is an invitation, not a guaranteed conversion. Role guide.

How many players do you need?

Launch-week consensus: five players is the practical minimum, and the more the better. The good news is you do not need a full friend group - the game has a server browser and public lobbies, so small groups can join a park that is already running, or open their lobby to strangers. Lobby size limits vary with the map settings; players report parks running comfortably at 6-12 people. Since patch 1.0.4 every lobby also declares its own rules - green Respectful, orange Rowdy, red Uncensored - and the studio moderates on that basis, so pick the colour that matches how your group talks: swearing is fine in Rowdy and Uncensored, and bannable in Respectful. Since 1.1.0 the browser can also be filtered by game rule and by play-style tags.

Can you play singleplayer?

Not really - matching is the game. There is a tutorial that walks you through the systems alone, and the community's standard advice is that launch week is the best time to learn because everyone is new. But the actual rounds need other people, so set expectations before you buy for a solo evening.

Is there crossplay? What about PS5, Xbox or Mac?

There is one platform: Windows. No console version, no Mac build, no crossplay - and no announcement of any of those as of September 30, 2026. The console searches you see are people asking, not plans.

Does it support LAN?

Yes. The Steam page lists LAN PvP and LAN co-op, alongside the online modes - a genuine rarity for a proximity-voice game and a nice fallback if you have a physical group.

Do codes exist?

No. There is no code redemption system in the game at all - no promo codes, no launch codes. Playtest access was private Steam keys handed out before release. Any site offering "Dawson Oaks Trailer Park codes" is generating filler.

Does the game support controller?

Not officially confirmed. The game ships with keyboard and mouse bindings, no controller support is listed on the store page, and community threads asking about controllers have no developer answer yet. Keyboard and mouse is the safe assumption for now.

What languages are supported?

English, French, Italian, German, Spanish (Spain), Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Turkish, and Portuguese (Brazil) - added in patch 1.0.3, with full audio support. Chinese is not supported yet; the Steam forum has a standing thread asking for it.

Is this related to Dale & Dawson Stationery Supplies?

Same studio - Striped Panda Studios made both - but they are separate games with different casts and mechanics. If you have seen comparisons, they are about the studio's style rather than shared content. Players who liked Dale & Dawson generally say this one is a step up; that is the nicest thing the Steam forums say about anything.

How do I report a toxic player?

The game has a built-in reporting flow: open the escape menu, select the player's name, and leave a report - the studio says reports go straight to their moderation interface. Mute is also available if you just want the round to continue.

My match crashed or disconnected. Is that fixed?

Mostly: the first 48 hours produced several hotfixes plus the September 18 disconnect-fix post, 1.0.3 cleaned up vote screens and lobby behaviour, 1.0.4 added the three lobby types and the tattoo cap, 1.0.5 is a small bug-fix and exploit pass, patch 1.1.0 (October 7) added the day/night cycle, flashlights and lobby filters, and 1.1.1 (October 8) is a performance pass with a Flashlight Shadows setting. Some disconnect cases remain under investigation per the studio. If it still happens, report it in the Steam discussions - the studio said that is where they are tracking it from.

How many achievements are there?

19, covering everything from winning with each side to flushing money down a toilet. Full list with launch-week rates: achievements guide.

What is coming next?

No public roadmap yet, but the patch cadence in week one was rapid - several updates in four days. We log everything official on the patch notes page as it lands.