Order of the Sinking Star Wiki

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About Order of the Sinking Star Wiki

Order of the Sinking Star Wiki is a focused reference for Order of the Sinking Star, a single-player puzzle adventure directed by Jonathan Blow and developed by Thekla, Inc. We organize launch facts, initial worlds, mechanics, research guides, and source-backed notes so you can understand the game before buying it or find your way back into a puzzle after a break.

Current coverage

This is not a wiki claiming every answer. It is a deliberately structured starting point: pages are separated into database records, guides, release notes, and codes so you can see whether information is confirmed, drawn from preview coverage, or still marked as needing verification.

Database entries
84
Indexed guides
3
News notes
3
Confirmed active codes
0

What you can find here

Game database

The database currently has 84 entries across 4 categories: 14 characters & playable roles, 58 map areas, 8 mechanics, 4 worlds. Each record keeps its own description and, where source material supports it, details such as map locations, routes, access points, or observed mechanics.

Guides and map research

Published guides cover the opening Crossroads, the four routes, undo and restart tools, Gold Rooms, and the community map snapshot. Draft research remains separate: if a hero mechanic or edge case has not been confirmed in the current game, it is kept out of the public search index rather than presented as settled.

Launch timeline

The news notes follow the public demo in June 2026 and the Steam launch on October 8, 2026. The launch profile records the more than 1,000 interconnected handcrafted puzzles advertised on the official Steam page, alongside publisher and platform facts.

Codes policy

At the moment we list 0 confirmed active codes and 0 expired codes. We do not invent reward text or put forum guesses into the active table. If a code is added later, it will be traced to an official announcement or another clearly identified source.

Who this reference helps

Before launch or purchase

The overview collects the confirmed platform, release, developer, publisher, and puzzle-scale facts in one place. The database then shows the publicly described worlds, characters, mechanics, and map groups without asking you to reconstruct them from scattered posts.

While playing

Route notes, area names, mechanics, and map research are grouped so a suspended puzzle or forgotten connection is easier to look up. When a detail is still only a research observation, the page says so instead of presenting it as an official rule.

Returning after a break

The beginner path, map overview, and structured entry pages are intended as quick anchors. They prioritize stable names, locations, and systems so you can identify where you left off before diving deeper into puzzle-specific discussion.

Readers checking sources

Every published guide and news note records its sources and update date. We keep official facts, preview coverage, and community map research separate, which makes disagreements easier to inspect rather than hiding them behind a single confident summary.

How we handle evidence

  • Official pages come first for release facts, platform details, promotional descriptions, and announcements.
  • Preview and community map material is labeled as research. For example, map totals in the current snapshot are treated as source evidence, not as an official completion checklist.
  • “Pending verification” means the detail has support in collected material but still needs in-game confirmation. Those records stay explicitly labeled instead of being rounded into confident claims.
  • We do not publish invented stats, character abilities, puzzle solutions, rewards, or codes. Missing numbers remain missing until reliable evidence is available.
  • Each published guide and news note carries sources and an update date. Site data was most recently refreshed on 2026-10-14.

Start here

New players should begin with the game overview and beginner guide. If you want to explore before opening a guide, the world and mechanic records are arranged by area, and the map overview identifies where its counts came from.

Independence and trademarks

Order of the Sinking Star Wiki is an unofficial fan-made reference site. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Thekla, Inc., Arc Games, Gamirror Games, or any other platform holder. Game names and marks belong to their respective owners. Corrections can be sent through the contact information in the site footer.

Reference FAQ

What is Order of the Sinking Star?
It is a single-player puzzle adventure directed by Jonathan Blow. It combines exploration, unique playable heroes, and more than 1,000 interconnected handcrafted puzzles across four mysterious worlds.
Where does the game data come from?
Official listings support the release facts, premise, and basic systems. Map group counts and route references come from independently collected community snapshots and are labeled as research data rather than an official completion checklist.
What happens when information is unconfirmed?
Unconfirmed mechanics and routes are marked as pending, moved into draft coverage, or kept out of public search indexes until they can be verified.