Petit Planet Stardrift Test

What The Stardrift Test Means

Official posts describe Stardrift Test as a limited-access, data-wipe test with no in-game purchases. Access rolled out in batches from April 20, 2026 at 10:00 (UTC+8), the server opened April 21, 2026 at 09:00 (UTC+8), and the test ended May 25, 2026 at 10:00 (UTC+8).

Stardrift Test information is useful for learning Petit Planet systems, but it should not be treated as final. Item names, shop stock, neighbor data, fish availability, gifts, recipes, and reset rules can change before launch.

Stardrift-derived records should be read as test data. If a table does not have current-build verification, treat the field as pending instead of final. Newer official notices describe a separate invited Final Beta pre-download and September 20 test start, so Stardrift access should not be reused as if it were the current beta.

• Official platforms for selected testers: PC Windows, iOS, and Android.
• Official language support for the test: English, Japanese, French, Russian, Thai, Indonesian, and Simplified Chinese text.
• Official voice-over options for the test: English, Japanese, and Chinese.
• Use Stardrift data to understand systems and expected fields.
• Do not spend rare resources based on unverified gift or recipe data.
• Check official and in-game sources again when the next build opens.

Beta End Date Status

Use this table when a post or search result mixes test dates with launch timing. The Stardrift end date is official test history, not a public release date.

Reported Test Platforms

Official Stardrift Test guide posts referenced PC Windows, iOS, and Android for selected players. HarmonyOS devices and emulators were not supported in that test.

If you missed the test, use the download and platforms pages for the safest current route back to official links. The current official notices provide Check Access and pre-download for invited Final Beta accounts, which is a new access signal but not proof that old Stardrift files still work.

What Test Data Can Still Change

Use Stardrift data to understand field names and systems, not to lock permanent routes. The safest use is lookup and planning, followed by a current-build check before rare spending.

• Neighbor favorite gifts and disliked tags can change.
• Fish time, weather, region, size, and sell values can change.
• Recipe ingredients, kitchenware, cuisine, and strength can change.
• Furniture unlock labels, material, size, and shop stock can change.
• Daily reset and shop refresh behavior need fresh in-game confirmation.

Reference Data Pulled From Wiki Systems

Current reference pages show the shape of several Stardrift-era systems: Fish are grouped into freshwater and saltwater entries, dishes use quality and kitchenware filters, furniture is organized for home and neighbor-house decorating, and neighbors are listed as character profiles.

That structure is useful for building search filters and trackers. It still does not make every location, recipe ingredient, favorite gift, unlock label, or sell value final.

How To Use Stardrift Notes Now

Stardrift is most useful as a map of Petit Planet systems: neighbor profiles, decorating, cooking, fishing, events, and daily loops. It is not a promise that every value will survive into the next playable build.

When a database field comes from reference data, use it to prepare questions and shortlists. Save rare-item decisions, exact route planning, and final collection spreadsheets for current-build confirmation.

Retest Order When The Next Build Opens

Do not recheck every Stardrift-era value at once. Start with the rules that can invalidate an entire plan, then move to collection details only after access and progression are clear.

This order also gives you a clean stopping point: if access, account, or reset behavior is still unclear, postpone rare-resource routes until a current build settles them.

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