patch · June 8, 2026

Cozy Game Restoration Demo Update Fixes Camera Panning and Resolution Bugs

The latest Cozy Game Restoration demo patch fixes a controller panning bug on Steam Deck, introduces a proper windowed mode, and completely rewrites resolution management. The update also prevents solvent and polish from accidentally painting the back of CDs.

Developer Adam has released a critical patch for the Cozy Game Restoration demo, resolving input conflicts on controllers and Steam Deck alongside persistent display scaling issues.

Camera and Controller Fixes

Camera panning on Steam Deck and standard controllers now functions as expected. Previously, the L1 pan toggle attempted to pan and rotate simultaneously, locking the view into a pan-only state. This has been corrected and verified on DualSense and LCD Steam Deck hardware.

Display and Resolution Overhaul

A windowed mode setting has been added directly to the options menu. The resolution management flow has been entirely rewritten to eliminate a race condition where the game forced a resolution downscale during fullscreen transitions. The options menu UI has also been updated to remain visible when interacting with sub-menus.

Item Collisions and UI Adjustments

Solvent and polish collision physics have been fixed so that wetting one side of a CD no longer paints the reverse side. Additionally, the end-of-clean message has been reworded to clarify that players can exit a session early and return later without losing progress.

Why this patch matters

This targeted hotfix resolves major input and display headaches for players trying out the Cozy Game Restoration demo, ensuring smoother performance on handhelds and monitors alike.