Roots of Pacha is again available on Steam, offering a stone age farming simulation for Windows, macOS, and Linux. The game was delisted a couple of weeks ago in a dispute between publisher Crytivo and developer Soda Den. Details are scant, but the companies have parted ways, and Soda Den is taking over as publisher. For those who already own it, this means the game's post-release support will resume: "With Roots of Pacha’s return to Steam, the post-launch patches that Soda Den has continued to implement based on community feedback will be available to new players as well as existing ones. Prehistoric farmers can expect an upcoming patch with quality of life updates and a new romanceable character in the next month. Long-term updates include plant and animal evolution this year, new Tundra and Turtle Islands locations next year, among other features and improvements in the works." Here's the official statement about the deal:

Over the past two weeks, Crytivo and Soda Den have worked tirelessly to achieve the common goal of restoring Roots of Pacha on Steam. We are happy to share we have reached an agreement and that Roots of Pacha has been restored to Steam for all to purchase.

We also would like to share that Crytivo and Soda Den have made the decision to amicably part ways under terms that are mutually beneficial.

Soda Den sincerely thanks the Crytivo team for their efforts to support and market Roots of Pacha. Crytivo sincerely thanks Soda Den for their dedication and craft that went into the creation of Roots of Pacha.

Our collective priority has always been the fans. We hope that the restoration of the Steam store page brings you joy.

Thank you all for your support.

Signed,
Crytivo and Soda Den