Fields of Mistria left early access on August 5, 2026. Here is what the 1.0 update added, where each piece of it lives on this site, and the answers to the questions players ask first.
From the studio’s own 1.0 FAQ and release announcement.
The headline features, and where to read about each on this site. Everything here is reflected in the data these pages are built from.
Proposals, a wedding you help plan, and the option of a child afterwards. This is the largest addition in the update and did not exist before 1.0.
The heart cap rose from eight to ten, and every romanceable villager gained a ten-heart event. Dates are also worth more affection than they were.
The questline can now be completed, the renown cap rose to 100, and new town rank quests guide the way through it.
Two sets were added and the wings can now be walked through to see what you have donated.
Stillwell brings a mission board, and Zorel sells the crystals that let you choose the music on your farm and in your house.
Spread across cooking, ranching and woodcrafting.
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Hammer Timing IVDeliberate Debris IITreasure chest drop rates were improved, and ritual chambers and treasure rooms now appear more often.
A new mount, plus monster-shaped skins for your pet from the Friend-Shaped perk.
Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), French, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Spanish. The studio put them at roughly 75% complete at launch. Untranslated lines fall back to English, so a few names on this site appear in English too.
A follow-up patch, 1.0.1, fixed crashes and visual bugs reported in the first hours, including crashes while loading certain saves and while visiting the mines. It changed no content.
Your save works as it is, so you can continue from where you stopped. If you were part-way through a romance, the romance page covers the ten-heart events, proposals and weddings that now sit past the old eight-heart ceiling.
If you were closer to finishing the town, the renown cap and the repair questline have both changed. The museum pages show which sets now exist, including the two added in 1.0.
Nothing in the update is gated behind having played early access. The usual opening moves still apply: work out what each villager wants from the gift finder, plant whatever pays best that season from the crop planner, and keep an eye on the calendar for birthdays.
The skills page lists every perk including the seven that are new, so you can plan where your essence goes before you spend any of it.
The seven non-English languages shipped as betas at roughly 75% complete, and the game falls back to English for anything not yet translated. This site uses the game's own text, so the same gaps appear here. A handful of names remain in English even on translated pages, and those cases are marked on the page.
