What is included?
The October final demo offers seven games to clean, a tutorial, collection-shelf stat bonuses, and furniture and plants for the collection room.
The UV system leaves a glow trail to help track dirt. Shelf systems affect rarity, tools and the economy, while weather affects deliveries and economic conditions. These give the demo more to explore beyond cleaning a single cartridge.
How many in-game days?
The maintained demo FAQ, carrying an October 9 edit date, describes seven games over two in-game days. The official final-demo video also says two days.
The October 1 Steam announcement says three days. That difference has not received an explicit correction, so use the two-day FAQ description as a planning reference rather than a promise of a third day. The June demo’s four-day description belongs to the earlier demo.
Autocomplete is back
The October 8 update restored autocomplete, with an on/off control in accessibility settings. Earlier patch notes that say it is disabled describe an older state.
The demo FAQ describes it triggering at 99.5% clean, removing the remaining dirt and liquids. It also notes that disc dirt percentages still need adjustment, which can make completion happen quickly on discs.
For the specific cartridge change behind the old cleaning difficulty, read the Toro 2 patch explanation.
Start a session
Get the demo from the main Steam store page. The demo FAQ says it will remain available until the planned November 5 launch.
Before spending your demo funds, check why upgrades show around $9999. If you are looking for Chinese language settings, see the language status and temporary options.