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Early Access
Is SOMEWHERE still being updated?
No. Last updated 21 months ago, with no recorded updates per month, and nothing new since.
Last checked Oct 22, 2026
About the game
The goal of SOMEWHERE is to survive on the wild island of Esterhull. Gather resources, craft tools, and manage hunger, thirst. Explore mysterious locations, uncover the secrets of a lost civilization, and interact with other players: form alliances or compete for survival in a hostile environment.
Update history
Recent updates
Jan 30, 2025 · Build
Public branch build 17182611
Latest build time Steam reports for the public branch.
Jan 28, 2025 · Patch note
January Update (opens in new tab)
Changelog: - Added grass to the map - Added swimming - Fixed a bug with double constructions - Added landmines
Dec 23, 2024 · Patch note
Happy new year update! (opens in new tab)
Change Log - Fixed a bug with sleep state. - Added quick item transfer. - Fixed a bug where the mouse would move outside the game window. - Fixed a visual bug with inventory slots. - Replaced right mouse button for item dragging with the left mouse button. - Fixed scope sensitivity functionality. - Added bleeding mechanics. - Added a health bar for the envi…
Dec 11, 2024 · Patch note
Update December 11, 2024 (opens in new tab)
Update Changelog - Fixed minor issues with sleeping bag replication. - Resolved fuel replication issues in buggies. - Fixed construction upgrade replication display. - Fixed exploit allowing damage through walls. - Resolved issue preventing tent boxes from opening. - Removed the junkyard from the map. - Steam nicknames are now used in-game. - Fixed missing…
Questions
When was the last SOMEWHERE update?
SOMEWHERE last shipped a public branch build 21 months ago (Jan 30, 2025).
How often does SOMEWHERE update?
It got no recorded updates per month over the last year and is rarely updated (0/100). 0 of the last 12 months had at least one update day. Not enough of a cadence to call it regular.
Is SOMEWHERE abandoned?
Yes, it looks that way. There have been no builds or patch notes in over 180 days, or none on record at all.


