PizzaBoy Updates Hub

This hub is the news desk for PizzaBoy, the precision pizza-delivery platformer by Breadless. Before the full game unlocks on August 14, 2026, players mostly care about three things: when Steam unlocks the build, what the live demo already teaches, and which quality-of-life fixes shipped in recent demo versions. Bookmark this page, then drill into the timed articles below whenever Breadless posts a Steam Community note or itch.io build bump.

What lives under Updates

Use the child pages for deep reads, not just headlines:

• Release Date — planned Steam launch day, platforms, and demo fit.
• Wishlist and Price — $9.99 announcement context, ~5,000 wishlist milestone, countdown tone.
• Demo Changelog — demo QoL notes plus Steam/itch install pointers.

If you are brand new, pair this hub with Getting Started and the wider Guides Hub so patch talk maps back to movement, pizza protection, and chapter choices. For official store pages, socials, and community rooms, jump to PizzaBoy Wiki Links. Character lore and customer cast notes live under Characters, while route-priority thinking belongs on Routes.

Pre-release cadence (what to expect)

PizzaBoy is still upcoming on Steam. That means this hub will stay lighter than a live-service patch tracker until day-one notes land. Until then, treat Steam Community announcements and the itch demo page as the primary signals. When Breadless posts a new build number, a trailer cut, or a store-page language update, we fold the durable facts into the matching subpage and keep this hub as the index.

Typical pre-launch updates you should check here:

1. Unlock timing — confirmed calendar date versus soft windows, regional store delays, and wishlist reminder behavior.
2. Demo parity — whether a Steam or itch demo build is closer to the final movement feel described in Getting Started.
3. Price and edition clarity — the community announcement cited $9.99 (or regional equivalent) for the full game; we keep that wording cautious until the store cart shows the live SKU.
4. Platform notes — Windows and Linux/SteamOS targets, single-player focus, and full controller support claims from the store feature list.
5. Story and ending framing — trailers and store copy keep stressing chapter endings tied to exploration versus rushing deliveries; we will not spoil routes, but we will link them to Routes when those guides mature.

How to use this hub during demo week

If you only have one evening before launch, follow this loop:

1. Skim Release Date so you know when the paid build unlocks and what platforms are listed.
2. Install the demo from Steam (app 3309890) or the itch.io PizzaBoy demo page, then read Demo Changelog so you know which 0.x notes already shipped.
3. Practice air-dash wall bounces and pizza protection using Getting Started.
4. When a monster customer or VampireGirl beat confuses you, cross-check Characters after you finish a chapter.
5. Come back here after any Steam Community post so your mental model matches the newest public note—not a rumor screenshot.

Internal map for couriers

Keep these wiki doors open while you chase five-star reviews:

• Guides Hub for walkthroughs and mechanic explainers.
• Getting Started for day-one controls and first deliveries.
• Characters for PizzaBoy, VampireGirl, Pepperoni Dog, and company lore stubs.
• Routes for exploration priorities and ending-sensitive pathing.
• PizzaBoy Wiki Links for Steam, itch, X, Instagram, and Discord pointers.

Editorial rules for this wiki

We only promote facts that appear on official store pages, Breadless announcements, or the itch demo listing. We do not invent player counts, review scores, or patch IDs. When a detail is still soft (exact Linux distro testing, day-one patch size, regional pricing), the subpage will say so instead of guessing. If Steam flips the product from upcoming to released, the Release Date article becomes the historical launch log and this hub starts tracking post-launch patches.

Stay hungry for accurate notes—and keep the pizza intact.