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Black Friday Janitor Patch History

Verified Black Friday Janitor launch-week update history covering Steam Cloud, v1.0.3 achievement fixes and the v1.0.4 even-color update.

9/16/2026 Black Friday Janitor Wiki Last verified: 9/16/2026 2 min read

Questions answered

What is the latest documented Black Friday Janitor patch?
The latest developer announcement reviewed here is v1.0.4, published September 14, 2026.
Do v1.0.4 color changes apply to old saves?
No. Existing saves keep their original item color assignments.

This page records developer-published Steam announcements rather than inferred changes. It was last reviewed on September 16, 2026.

What happened at launch?

Black Friday Janitor released on Steam on September 9, 2026. The store lists single-player play, 33 achievements, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing.

The developer separately announced on September 11 that Cloud saves had been enabled.

What changed in patch v1.0.3?

Published September 11, v1.0.3:

  • fixed an issue with the number-of-tasks-completed achievement;
  • fixed additional mislabeled objects;
  • fixed a bag placement in The Luxury Store that was not properly aligned to the shelf.

The task fix matters to the task progress guide. The object changes matter to the store directory because a misplaced-looking object may have been a patched data issue rather than player error.

What changed in patch v1.0.4?

The Even Color Update was published September 14:

  • affected store items now generate with an even distribution of colors in new runs;
  • existing saves retain their original assigned colors;
  • Gather is much less likely to pull from another store for shared items;
  • boxes that appeared too dark were fixed;
  • a hole in the cinema floor was fixed.

Read the color sorting guide before deciding whether to start a new save. Read the abilities guide for the precise limit of what the Gather note confirms.

How should guides respond to patches?

Every gameplay table should carry a review date, and version-sensitive claims should link back to the announcement that changed them. Old-save and new-save behavior must be separated when generation rules differ.

The updates hub tracks wiki verification work, while the achievement guide keeps permanent requirements separate from temporary rarity percentages.

Official sources

No unofficial version number, roadmap promise or patch date is added without a source.

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