Flock of the Seraphim Updates Hub
What shipped on August 13, 2026, and what the demo already taught us.
Flock of the Seraphim left the store wishlist state on August 13, 2026. The March 23 demo had already run a public season of passives, swords, skins, and bullet fixes. This hub is the timeline door. Play guides live under Guides.
1.0 week
Launch Hotfixes collects the public crash and achievement replies from the first days: DX12 boot options, tracker fixes, and the request for weapon names on run crashes. If your client is dead, start there, then use the crash fix.
Demo season
Demo History is the older log: first big update (passives, skins, FPS cap, monitor pick), sword update (dual swords, Split Shot change, AA slider, dual pistol model, leaderboard reset). 1.0 sits on that spine. The review compares the two products as a buy note.
Official doors
Official Links is the store, the demo, the press kit, and the developer inbox. There is no public Trello on the usual searches. There is no Roblox universe. There are no redeem codes.
When Steam news finally prints a numbered patch, it should land here first, then leak into the relevant guide. Until then, treat player threads as reports, not as patch notes. The flock changes when GuuchanDev says it changes.
If you arrived from a store page that still said Q2, ignore that ghost. The API now prints August 13, 2026 as a released date. Play guides on this wiki assume that fact. If a future branch adds Mac, Linux, or a second map, it belongs on this hub before it belongs in a build page. Until then, the timeline is demo season, 1.0 week, and whatever numbered news post comes next. Keep the order boring. Boring is how a changelog stays honest.
If you only want play advice, you can leave this hub after one glance. The crash fix and the review already steal the useful lines. Stay here when you need a date, a demo inheritance, or a store door. That is a smaller job than a guide, and it should stay smaller. A updates hub that tries to be a walkthrough becomes the folklore we are trying to avoid.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
When did 1.0 launch?
August 13, 2026 on Steam for Windows.
Is the demo still useful?
Yes as a hardware and loop check. 1.0 is the larger roster on the same spine.
Where are official notes?
Steam news and the developer’s public replies. This hub summarizes them; it is not the store.