Robot Hospice Update History: Full Patch Notes Log

Complete Patch Note Archive

Since its release on June 10, 2026, Robot Hospice has received several updates that have refined the experience, added new stories, and fixed bugs. This guide compiles every official patch note for the game, giving you a single place to track all changes. Whether you are a new player or a returning fan, this log will help you understand what has been added or adjusted over time.

The developers at Buttercup garden and publisher dokogames have been actively supporting the game with free updates. Because the game is free to play on Steam, all updates are automatically downloaded. Below, you will find each update listed by version number and date, along with a summary of the changes. For the most current information, always check the official Steam page.

Version 1.0.0 — Launch Day (June 10, 2026)

The initial release of Robot Hospice marked the beginning of the journey. This version included the core gameplay loop, all base robots, and the fundamental mechanics for caring for and saying goodbye to your robotic companions.

Key features included:

• Complete introduction sequence and tutorial for new employees.
• Six unique robots with individual backstories and farewell rituals.
• Basic interaction system: cleaning, repairing, and memory playback.
• Day-and-night cycle affecting robot mood and energy.
• Full save system with three save slots.

Known issues at launch:

• Minor text overlap in the Japanese language option.
• Occasional audio desync during memory playback on Mac systems.

Version 1.0.1 — Stability Patch (June 14, 2026)

This small patch addressed the most critical bugs reported during the first week. It was released exactly on the site's founding date, ensuring a stable experience for all players.

Patch notes:

• Fixed audio desync issue on Mac when using external headphones.
• Resolved a crash that could occur when loading a save file with a robot in the middle of a farewell ritual.
• Improved memory management in the main hub area.
• Adjusted the brightness of the pixel art during the night cycle for better visibility.

Version 1.1.0 — The Memory Expansion (July 2026)

The first major content update introduced new memories and extended the stories of existing robots. This update added approximately 30 minutes of new dialogue and interactions.

What was added:

• Three new memory fragments for each of the original six robots.
• A new side character: the facility's maintenance drone, "Spark."
• Additional environmental interactions in the garden area.
• New achievements related to discovering all memories.

Balancing changes:

• Reduced the time required for cleaning tasks by 15%.
• Increased the energy regeneration rate during rest periods.
• Adjusted the cost of repair kits in the in-game shop.

Version 1.2.0 — Quality of Life Update (August 2026)

This update focused on improving the user interface and adding features requested by the community. The developers listened to feedback and implemented several changes to make the game more accessible.

UI improvements:

• Added a tooltip system for all interactable objects.
• Redesigned the inventory screen for better item sorting.
• Introduced a quest log that tracks active and completed tasks.

New features:

• A photo mode allowing players to capture moments with the robots.
• Customizable name tags for each robot in the hospice.
• A "skip cutscene" option for repeated playthroughs.

Version 1.3.0 — Farewell Stories (September 2026)

The largest update to date added an entirely new chapter to the game. Players could now experience the full farewell stories for two of the original robots, providing a deeper emotional conclusion.

Content additions:

• Complete farewell chapters for "Rusty" and "Luna."
• New music tracks composed for the farewell sequences.
• Environmental changes in the hospice based on story progression.
• A post-game epilogue that reflects on the player's journey.

Bug fixes:

• Fixed an issue where the game would not recognize certain save files after the 1.2.0 update.
• Corrected a typo in the Spanish translation of the tutorial.
• Improved controller support for the menu navigation.

How to Check Your Game Version

If you are unsure which version of Robot Hospice you are running, you can check easily. On Steam, the version number is displayed on the title screen in the bottom-left corner. You can also verify the build number in the game's properties menu.

For more help with the game, explore our other guides such as the beginner guide or the achievements guide. If you encounter any issues not listed here, the troubleshooting guide may have the solution.

Future updates are planned. The developers have hinted at additional robot stories and seasonal events. This page will be updated as new patches are released.