Last verified September 17, 2026 against game version 1.0. Every factual claim on this site is traced to one of the sources below.

Primary official sources

In-game screenshots as evidence

Some mechanics on this site are described from the game's own on-screen interface text, read from the official screenshots published on the Steam store page. Those panels are labelled In-game text and the source line names the exact screenshot file, so the reading can be audited.

Community and third-party sources

Community wikis and forum threads are used to discover where players get stuck. They are never treated as proof of a game fact, and anything that depends on them is labelled Community. Where a widely repeated community claim has no match in the official sources, this site says no official match was found rather than repeating it as fact.

Image credits

This site uses a limited set of official screenshots published on the The Crust Steam store page. The images are credited to VEOM Studio and Crytivo and are used to identify and discuss the game. No official logos or community artwork are used.

  • hero-key-art.webp — official Steam key art, shown on the homepage and as the social preview image.
  • site-mining.webp, scene-conveyors.webp, site-battery.webp — official screenshots of mining sites and factory infrastructure.
  • ui-lunar-map.webp, ui-outpost.webp, ui-colonist-hiring.webp — official screenshots showing in-game interface panels.
  • interior-production.webp, scene-colony-day.webp, scene-colony-night.webp, scene-crater-colony.webp, cinematic-command.webp — official screenshots of colony interiors and surface layouts.

The files were resized and converted to WebP for page performance; their content was not altered. The favicon and all interface graphics are original elements made for this site.

Official video embeds

Videos embedded on this site are official uploads from the VEOM Studio channel. They are loaded as a click-to-play cover image, so no YouTube request is made until you press play.

Source classification

Official pages and developer announcements support release, platform and product facts. Recorded playthroughs support observable gameplay sequences. Community discussions are used to discover player questions, not as sole proof of an answer.