Doloc Town Wiki Guide: Systems, Guides and Sources

This doloc town wiki is an independent fan-made guide for the complete 1.0 game, organized around verified mechanics, direct player questions, and clearly dated sources. It is not operated by RedSaw Games Studio, Logoi Games, Pathea Games, or Valve. The game also contains its own in-game wiki, while a separate collaborative Fandom site covers community-maintained entries. Use official patch notes for release facts, the in-game reference for the current save, and community pages for details that are checked against the active version.

Which Doloc Town wiki should you use?

There are three different resources that players may mean when they search for a wiki. The first is the encyclopedia built into Doloc Town, which version 1.0 expanded with Collectibles, Tools, and Equipment categories. The second is the unofficial DolocTown Fandom site, where community editors maintain pages such as Cooking and Treaty Port. The third is this independent guide site, which turns verified research into search-focused pages without claiming official status.

Each resource has a different strength. The in-game wiki is closest to the installed build and can reflect progress-dependent information, while Fandom can provide detailed tables and location notes gathered by players. This site filters official announcements, the uploaded research bundle, and selected community references into readable guides. When two sources conflict, newer official release notes take priority over old Early Access guides or unverified discussion replies.

Start with the version 1.0 overview

Doloc Town is a side-scrolling pixel-art farming simulation set in a post-apocalyptic valley. The core loop connects a vertical farm with scavenging, crafting, fishing, cooking, animal care, crop genetics, exploration, and drone combat. Official launch material lists more than 30 crops, more than 40 resources, more than 40 fish species, more than 80 crafting recipes, and over 10 building types. The estimated scope is more than 30 hours of core play plus more than 100 hours of additional content.

Version 1.0 completes the main storyline and adds the Old City Ruins as a major exploration region. It also adds Farming Automation, Mushroom Fest, relationship stories, the final farm expansion tier, wild farming plots, higher tool tiers, cassette collectibles, drones, accessories, faction quests, fish, and achievements. Thirty-seven achievements joined the game at release for an official total of 80. This overview should be the baseline when an older wiki page still describes the game as Early Access.

Farming, resources, and money pages

Farming information should connect crops to the wider production loop instead of treating every harvest as a simple sale. Crops can earn money, complete requests, provide cooking ingredients, and support crafting, research, and exploration. The 1.0 economy patch added coin rewards to early quests and increased Archive crop-submission rewards to ease early pressure. It also adjusted machine recipes, industrial-product prices, resource acquisition, food values, and special animal-product sale prices.

A reliable guide therefore dates profit tables and avoids declaring one permanent best crop without version evidence. The official notes confirm economy changes but do not publish a complete price sheet for every item. Community spreadsheets can be useful when their patch number matches the game, yet the supplied profit-table listing does not include the data needed for verification. Exact daily income, crop rankings, and universal optimal routes remain To be confirmed until a current source is available.

Fishing and cooking references

Fishing has more than 40 species according to the official 1.0 announcement, and the release added more fish while adjusting spawn rates. A recorded full-release session confirms a charge-based cast, a fishing meter, an old rod, adjustable fishing difficulty, and catches including Sardine and Kelp. The Treaty Port page also documents fish-research requests and fishing rods offered through a faction shop. Exact seasons, weather windows, locations, and catch probabilities require a current collection table and should not be guessed.

The supplied Cooking Fandom page lists recipe names, ingredients, equipment or processing time, batching, recovery, buffs, and values. It confirms ordinary and Delicious forms for several dishes, as well as Weird Mash when ingredients do not match another recipe. Version 1.0 added batch support to Free Cooking Mode and adjusted some food prices and recovery effects. A Steam guide written for version 0.92.34 is useful historical context but cannot be treated as the complete 1.0 recipe list.

Residents, gifts, and romance answers

The official release advertises relationship stories for 13 townsfolk, and version 1.0 specifically added stories for Zenis, Villain, Cod, and Hult. A full-release review says conversations and gifts build friendship and unlock character quests. Earlier official update material also confirms a calendar and birthdays. Exact preferences, friendship-point values, birthday bonuses, and a complete loved-gift list are not verified by the supplied official sources.

Romance is a separate question from friendship. A developer replied on Steam in February 2025 that the team did not plan to add romance or children at that time, and the supplied full-release review still reports no romance. The 1.0 launch notes announce relationship storylines but do not announce dating or marriage. Any page claiming romance candidates or wedding mechanics conflicts with the collected evidence unless a newer developer announcement changes the answer.

Treaty Port and location information

The unofficial Fandom page describes Treaty Port as the settlement's hub for town improvements and trade with outside groups. It is on the town's lower level, left of the river, and the building stays open even though visiting merchants use schedules. Mayor Claude's notebook provides requests that restore infrastructure and improve Doloc Town. The port also supports faction relationships that unlock new goods and travel-related projects.

Paiea represents the Kon-Tiki Archipelago Alliance, Shylock represents the Vulture Citadel, and Quipu represents Cerro Rico in the supplied page. Their requests cover fish, grain, minerals, fossils, crops, preserved food, soil, fertilizer, and other regional needs. Their shops offer different materials, equipment, seeds, furniture, and building-related items. Version 1.0 optimized the port interior and added a visual effect for maximum reputation in the communication interface.

Codes, mods, and platform status

The only verified active launch codes are 12311 for Mysterious Melody #1 and 24141 for Mysterious Melody #2. The official announcement tells players to dial them at the telephone booth to the right of the farm before August 20, 2026. Archived holiday codes exist, but their current validity is not confirmed and they should not be mixed into an active list. Codes are time-sensitive, so every code page needs a checked date and source.

Steam Workshop is officially supported for textures and custom items, facilities, crops, recipes, fish, resources, and other content. Players subscribe in Workshop, allow Steam to download the creation, then enable it in the game's Mod menu. Steam PC is the verified release platform, while Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android editions have no confirmed official announcement in the sources checked on August 6, 2026. Steam's “View mobile website” and “switch to beta branch” labels do not announce mobile or Nintendo versions.

How this wiki verifies information

Every guide begins with official launch notes, developer posts, or the provided research bundle, then uses community material only where it adds specific documented detail. Time-sensitive fields such as price, review score, concurrent players, discounts, codes, and future plans receive a check date. Older Early Access facts are retained only when they still match the complete release. Unsupported details are labeled To be confirmed rather than smoothed over with plausible-sounding numbers.

The official Steam Community hub is the main source for release notes, Workshop instructions, and developer announcements. The unofficial DolocTown Fandom wiki is a community reference and labels itself unofficial. This page was reviewed on August 6, 2026, and later patches may require updates to values or progression details.