Super Retro Maker

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Super Retro Maker lets you design and play stages reminiscent of the greatest games from the 1980's and share them with the world. Or just kick back and play hundreds of handcrafted retro stages all lovingly rendered in lo-def and accompanied by an authentic 8-bit NES soundtrack. Dozens of playable characters with unique skills and powerups along with an expanding lineup of game environments for limitless creativity and infinite replayability. Unleash your inner Igarashi!

Developer: Digital Dominion, Inc.
Released: Coming soon
Price: Paid
Platforms
Languages: English
Controller: Full

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Counted once we have watched for 90 days (since 21 Oct 2026)

Last 90 days · as of 5 Nov, 03:27 UTC

How this is measured

Distinct builds deployed to a game's public (default) Steam branch, as Steam's client network describes them.

Checked within minutes of each Steam change. Observed since 21 Oct 2026.

We see a game's builds only from the day we started watching it. Before that we know just the build it was on, so counts over a window are shown only for games watched for the whole window.
A build is not necessarily a content update: developers also ship fixes, and some builds change only files players never see.

Source: Steam client network (PICS), App info, public branch. Full methodology

Latest public build

None seen yet

Update posts

0 posts

Posts announcing an update, tagged or not

Last 365 days · as of 6 Nov, 11:47 UTC

How this is measured

Posts in a game's official Steam news feed that announce an update: tagged as patch notes by the developer, or plainly about a patch or a released update.

An announcement is not a build. Developers can ship updates without a post, or post about several updates at once.
Untagged posts are recognised from their words, so a few updates are missed and a few other posts may be counted. Tagged posts are marked Patch notes on the Updates tab; recognised ones are marked Update.
Older posts are being read back through each game's history, most played games first, so months before October 2026 fill in over the coming days.

Source: Steam Web API, ISteamNews/GetNewsForApp. Full methodology

Typical gap between builds

Not enough builds yet

Public Builds

No public build seen yet.

From Steam’s client network, last checked 5 Nov, 03:27 UTC. Builds before 21 Oct 2026, when we started watching, aren't listed. Patch notes are the developer’s update post from an hour before to a day after the build. Not every build gets one. How we count

Earlier Updates

No update posts from before 21 Oct 2026 found yet.

Steam keeps no record of past build numbers, so before 21 Oct 2026 a game’s update history comes from its own Steam news: posts tagged as patch notes, and untagged posts that plainly announce a patch or a released update. Older posts are still being read in, most played games first. How we count

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