Overview
- The developer made the game free during the rollout of its first major update in years, intending to start charging a small fee after about a week.
- Steam restricts how often a title can switch between paid and free, and it does not allow 100% discounts, which prevented repricing.
- The September update added online multiplayer for 2–10 players, refreshed visuals, higher‑framerate support, and Steam Input compatibility.
- Tecopark acknowledged the mistake on October 5 and encouraged players to try the paid sequels Pico Park and Pico Park 2.
- Released in 2016, the Steam‑exclusive co‑op puzzler supports up to 10 players and holds a Mostly Positive user rating of about 74%.