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Is A Minor Pest Problem still being updated?
Not really. It's slowing down. Last updated 5 months ago, with about 2 updates per month.
Last checked Oct 22, 2026
About the game
In "A Minor Pest Problem," Pilot a heavily armed truck through environments in this 2D top-down shooter. Prove that no problem is too big for a trucker with enough firepower. Drive, shoot, survive, and show the wilderness what a real pest looks like.
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- Indie
Update history
Recent updates
May 20, 2026 · Patch note
0.69.0 Update (opens in new tab)
Hello, This version includes some performance improvement, bug fixes, visual improvement and Objective system implementation. Story will be implemented from next version.
May 20, 2026 · Build
Public branch build 23317829
Latest build time Steam reports for the public branch.
May 20, 2026 · Build
testuploads branch build 23317829
Latest build time Steam reports for the testuploads branch.
May 9, 2026 · Patch note
0.68.9 Update (opens in new tab)
Hello! This update fixed several bugs related to save and enemy spawning. Enemy director and wave functions removed. Enemies will spawn based on available "Budget" Re balanced enemies. Especially healers and commanders. Removed outpost and tower defense gameplay style. Improved particle effects Improved Tech tree UI Please check out the demo and let me know…
Apr 6, 2026 · Patch note
0.68.8 Update (opens in new tab)
Hello! This update introduces the tech trees for all the stuff and implementation of outposts.
Questions
When was the last A Minor Pest Problem update?
A Minor Pest Problem last posted a patch note 5 months ago (May 20, 2026: 0.69.0 Update (opens in new tab)).
How often does A Minor Pest Problem update?
It got about 2 updates per month over the last year and is sporadic (29/100). 5 of the last 12 months had at least one update day. Not enough of a cadence to call it regular.
Is A Minor Pest Problem abandoned?
Not yet, but it is slowing down. The last build or patch note is between 90 and 180 days old.


