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Potato Please after the ending: Continue Playing and new piles

How patch 1.0.4 returns a finished save to the hangar and lets you request another potato pile.

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Yes, you can keep playing after the credits in patch 1.0.4: choose Continue Playing to return to the hangar with the finished save. Once the old pile is mostly gone, request another through the State telephone.

Return to your finished shift

  1. Check your version. Continue Playing after the credits is documented in the 8 November 1.0.4 announcement.
  2. Choose Continue Playing after the credits. Main Menu is the other option; the continue option returns you to the hangar.
  3. Use the State telephone for another pile. The developer specifies that the old pile must be mostly gone first.

Does floor cleanup still block a finished save?

The 1.0.4 notes remove forced floor cleanup on finished saves. A one-time developer note appears when you first return. These changes describe the completed-save loop, not a newly announced separate Sandbox menu.

What if I want to start a new game?

Version 1.0.3 adds separate completed-shift save slots and says New Game preserves them. Before switching versions, note that a save made in 1.0.4 cannot load in an older build. Save compatibility and recovery →

Is this an all-endings route?

No. Continuing work after the credits and selecting a story branch are different tasks. This reference verifies the documented post-game option; it does not claim a tested route to every hidden ending. Use the achievement checklist to separate public goals from undisclosed triggers.

Sources & version

S03 — Patch 1.0.4 · 8 Nov · S04 — Hotfix 1.0.3 · 7 Nov.

Checked 11 November 2026 against developer documentation, not hands-on game testing. Advice describes the cited version. Editorial policy →

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