Overview
- Tecopark said on October 5 that the 2016 Classic Edition will stay free on Steam indefinitely after an attempted price switch.
- A mid-September update added online multiplayer for 2–10 players, updated visuals, Steam Input support, and higher‑framerate monitor compatibility.
- The developer had told players the updated release would remain free for about a week before moving to a small paid price.
- Tecopark encouraged newcomers to try the series’ paid entries, Pico Park and Pico Park 2, as an alternative way to support the franchise.
- The Classic Edition remains a Steam‑exclusive entry that supports up to 10 players and holds a Mostly Positive user rating.