BitCraft Unveils Social Interface, New Furniture, a Pet Companion, and Bug Fixes

If the flurry of patches and updates in BitCraft this month feels overwhelming, don’t worry—we’re here to summarize the latest for the sandbox MMORPG. Grab a pumpkin spice latte; we’re diving into the highlights.

The first August update, which we previously covered, zeroed in on critical bug fixes, tweaking bow damage, passive craft mechanics, and UI icons. Beyond polish, it revamped watchtower siege mechanics, upgraded the marketplace backend, and introduced player-to-player whispers—perfect for covert scheming or awkwardly avoiding eye contact in-game.

The following week brought a revamped social interface, complete with friend lists and mute options (ideal for silently judging that overly chatty neighbor). Players also discovered new ambient music for reflective moments, fresh furniture to spruce up their homesteads, and the mischievous Croaklin pet, hidden somewhere in the world alongside a cryptic poem.

This week’s update introduces PvE dungeon adventures, though details remain under wraps until patch notes drop. Meanwhile, Clockwork Labs is squashing a pesky crash bug triggered by crafting in busy settlements—a critical fix for a game built on collaborative creation.