Bone Nail has announced five future-content tracks. They are plans in development, not released features, and the announcement gives no launch dates.
What was announced on September 27
Bone Nail says it has started work on highly requested post-launch content. The roadmap names expanded cat interactions, a Reunion After Story with a group CG featuring all six heroines, a free Art Collection DLC, future Steam Points Shop items, and continuing localization improvements.
These are development plans. The announcement does not say that any of them are already playable or downloadable.
Cat interactions
The developer plans additional cat interaction animations beyond the existing animations so players can spend more time with the cats in the shop. No interaction list, mechanical reward, achievement, unlock requirement or release date has been announced.
Reunion After Story and six-heroine CG
A new reunion After Story is planned together with a group CG featuring all six heroines. The studio says the composition is still being refined. That means this page should not be used as an ending walkthrough or proof of how the After Story unlocks.
Keep current ending and relationship saves rather than assuming the future content will require a specific route; no prerequisite has been published.
Free Art Collection DLC
The studio is organizing game art assets for a future Art Collection DLC and says owners of the base game will be able to download it for free once completed. It compares the plan with the free art DLC previously released for Yog-Sothoth’s Yard.
No Steam DLC page, download size, asset list or release date is supplied in the announcement yet.
Steam Points Shop and localization
Avatars and profile backgrounds are planned for the Steam Points Shop after the game version becomes more stable. Separately, the developer says localized text is still being reviewed and improved for future patches.
Because both items are future-facing, this wiki will update them when the developer publishes an actual release or patch rather than guessing a schedule.
Sources & further reading
Last reviewed 2026-09-27.