Sticky Tools
Use Sticky Tools when Panels or Fans keep moving after you place them. They attach the pieces to the floor or another fixed object, but they do not fix bad airflow or a poor route.
official behavior

Use Project P.I.T.T. Wiki to choose the right page for stage fixes, tools, achievements, official downloads, platforms, source checks, and the main guide.
Source status
Last updated August 25, 2026. Project P.I.T.T. Wiki is independent and unofficial; official access, platform, price, demo, and release details should be checked against the official sources below.
Quick answer
Use the homepage as a shortcut. Pick the problem you have now, then open the page built for that job: Guide, Stage Fixes, Tools, Achievements, Release, or Platforms.
Most-searched blockers
Stuck at 200kg, the 0% pipe, a loose panel, Phase 3 debris, or an exploding Piñata? Start with the symptom, then follow the fix path for that blocker. Each entry shows what is confirmed and what still needs verification.
Route preview
Use this as a quick map, not the full walkthrough. It shows the major route turns and tells you when to open the detailed Guide or a focused fix page.
Stage 1
Make Ducks, feed The Maw, and buy the early movement and automation upgrades. Move on when Ducks reach The Maw without constant hand-carrying.
Stage 2
Use Fans, Panels, and Sticky Tools to build a short route from production to The Maw. Move on when the line runs reliably and Panels stay fixed without constant repairs.
Stage 3
When Cash Registers unlock, build around them instead of perfecting the Duck line. Keep Ducks running if they help income, then move on when Cash Registers reach The Maw reliably.
Stage 4
Phase 3 changes the room and unlocks Piñatas. Treat the old factory as temporary, rebuild around Piñatas, and use Stage Fixes only if debris or a damaged route is the problem.
Stage 5
When Anomalies unlock, earlier products become part of the late-game supply chain. Keep useful Duck, Cash Register, or Piñata lines running instead of rebuilding everything from scratch.
Stage 6
For the hidden route, deal with the cameras, place all three fuses, and wait for the upper route to open. Then switch to the 200kg and 0% guide instead of mixing the hidden route into normal progression.
Stage 7
Start the Secret Ending route only after the hidden gate opens. The clone room, mining route, UV clues, Access Card, and ending steps belong on the dedicated guide.
Tools and items
Not sure which Project P.I.T.T. tool you need? Check the problem first: moving Panels, unstable Fans, missing Fuses, Remote questions, or the 200kg platform. Each entry explains what the item does and when to use it.
Use Sticky Tools when Panels or Fans keep moving after you place them. They attach the pieces to the floor or another fixed object, but they do not fix bad airflow or a poor route.
official behavior
Panels create lanes, ramps, walls, and catch zones for automated routes. Use them to control the path first; check Sticky Tools when the Panels themselves will not stay in place.
common user issue
Use the Remote when you need to trigger or control a tool from a distance. Exact channels, range, and upgrade behavior still need full-game verification, so avoid fixed numbers until they are confirmed.
needs verification
Fuses are progression items used with the upper-route Fuse Box. The route opening is the key confirmation; exact Fuse locations and recovery behavior stay labeled until the current full-game path is verified.
mixed sources
Fans move products through a route. Magnets gather loose products or prepare a larger drop. Use Fans for steady transport and Magnets for recovery or controlled piles; neither fixes a bad lane or missing containment.
editorial
The 200kg platform checks total mass, not the number of objects. Use stable heavy objects, stop adjusting the pile once the route opens, and keep exact item weights labeled until they are confirmed.
to-be-verified
Achievements
Plan your Project P.I.T.T. achievement run by category. Follow normal progression first, save hidden-route and factory-grind goals for later, and use the 100% cleanup order to track what remains.
Let the main route handle early goals such as the first Duck, Cash Register, Piñata, Anomaly, and visible product unlocks. Check the list after each major unlock before treating the save as stuck.
Reach x100 and x200 as the factory grows. Save x300, 400 products per minute, 15,000 fed products, and the late money goals for a stronger automated factory.
Keep hidden-route achievements separate from progression problems. The 200kg platform, Fuses, 0% device, hidden gate, and Secret Ending form one route; a missing badge may need a separate achievement-state check.
Use this order: normal progression, upper hidden route, Secret Ending, collectibles, factory cleanup, then any remaining verified ending goals. This keeps you from grinding a weak early factory.
Official access
Want to play Project P.I.T.T.? Start with Steam for the full game and current demo. Use itch.io only for the older demo, check the release date and price before buying, and avoid unofficial APK or mirror downloads.
Steam is the official place to buy and download Project P.I.T.T. Use it for the full game, current demo, achievements, supported languages, features, and system requirements.
If you want to try Project P.I.T.T. first, start with the Steam demo. The itch.io demo is older and is best treated as version history, not the main demo path.
Project P.I.T.T. released on August 19, 2026. The base Steam price is listed as $9.99 USD, but discounts and regional prices can change, so check the store before buying.
There is no official Project P.I.T.T. Android version or APK confirmed right now. Treat mobile streaming as a separate option from a native Android release.
Do not use cracks, torrents, SteamUnlocked mirrors, IGG uploads, cheat-engine pages, or unofficial APK downloads. Use official Steam, itch.io, developer, or publisher links only.
Project P.I.T.T. changes quickly, and some popular answers come from videos, Steam discussions, or older demo builds. We use labels so players can tell whether a guide point is official, cross-checked, community-reported, or still waiting for verification.
Confirmed by Steam, Pretty Soon, Froke, official announcements, official Discord, or store/platform pages.
Matched across credible guide pages, player reports, or repeated in-game observations, while still being separate from an official statement.
Useful player language from Steam Community, Reddit, YouTube, or comments. Good for discovering problems, not enough by itself for final claims.
A likely guide topic or draft answer that still needs stronger evidence before it becomes a settled Project P.I.T.T. wiki entry.
Applies to issues that may have changed after updates, such as Phase 3 debris, panel handling, Clear Items, key rebinding, and lost-object fixes.
Needs verification
Some Project P.I.T.T. answers depend on game version, official updates, or repeatable testing. Use these notes as caution flags before trusting old demo tips, community routes, or platform claims.
If a guide says Phase 3 will heavily damage your factory, check the version first. Official update notes say that scripted event was removed, so older debris advice may no longer apply.
Panel advice should match the current build. Update 1.0.5 added Panel Rack levels and easier flat placement, while Sticky Tools still matter for keeping Panels fixed.
Old developer comments say the Demo Remote had one channel and would change later. Do not treat that as the full-game answer until the current Remote upgrades are checked in-game.
Community routes can help with 200kg, the 0% device, Fuses, Anomalies, UV clues, and the Secret Ending. Treat them as guide leads unless the steps are official or repeatable.
Current official pages do not confirm a native Android version or APK. Platform claims should come from official store pages or developer announcements, not mirrors or reposts.
Page finder
Use this table to choose the right Project P.I.T.T. page. Start with Guide for progression, Stage Fixes for blockers, Tools for item questions, Achievements for 100% cleanup, and Release or Platforms for official access and community links.
| Page | Use This For | Common Searches | Source Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guide | Start here if you are new, lost, or need the main walkthrough route. | Project P.I.T.T. guideProject P.I.T.T. wikiProject P.I.T.T. walkthrough | Best starting point |
| Achievements | Track all 23 Steam achievements, hidden goals, 0% confusion, and 100% cleanup. | Project P.I.T.T. achievementsProject P.I.T.T. 0% achievement | Spoiler and source labels |
| Tools And Items | Check what a tool does, when to use it, and which blocker it may solve. | Project P.I.T.T. remoteProject P.I.T.T. sticky toolsProject P.I.T.T. fusesProject P.I.T.T. 200kg | Item behavior checks |
| Stage Fixes | Use this when Panels, debris, Piñatas, Bumpers, 200kg, or 0% blocks progress. | Project P.I.T.T. bumperProject P.I.T.T. panelsProject P.I.T.T. debrisProject P.I.T.T. pinata | Problem-solving page |
| Release And Access | Find the official download path, current demo, release date, price, and itch.io status. | Project P.I.T.T. demoProject P.I.T.T. release dateProject P.I.T.T. priceProject P.I.T.T. downloadProject P.I.T.T. itch.io | Official links only |
| Platforms And Community | Check Android or APK claims, Steam Deck notes, Discord, and community support. | Project P.I.T.T. AndroidProject P.I.T.T. Discord | Check official platform info |
FAQ
No. This is an independent fan-made Project P.I.T.T. wiki. Check official facts against Steam, Pretty Soon, Froke, official update posts, or official community links.
Open Guide if you are new or lost. Open Stage Fixes for blockers, Tools and Items for mechanics, Achievements for 100% cleanup, and Release or Platforms for access questions.
Yes. Steam lists 23 Project P.I.T.T. achievements. Visible achievements can be tracked directly; hidden achievements should stay spoiler-labeled until the condition is confirmed.
Use Stage Fixes for blockers and Tools and Items for mechanics. The Guide page explains when to switch; the focused pages keep source labels and spoiler notes closer to the answer.
Use the Steam demo for the current trial version. The Fr0ke itch.io page says its demo is outdated, so treat it as old demo history unless you specifically need that build.
Download Project P.I.T.T. from official access routes. Use Steam for the full game and current demo. Avoid cracks, torrents, unofficial APKs, and mirror downloads.
Current official store information does not list a native Android version or official APK. If mobile play is discussed, separate streaming from a real Android release.
Use official or developer-controlled links only. The Discord is for update logs, bug reports, suggestions, developer discussion, modding, and speedrunning.