Nothing To Declare v1.0.1 Bug Fixes

Rogue Duck Interactive shipped Nothing To Declare v1.0.1 on launch day (July 25, 2026) with additional upgrades and a focused bug-fix list. This page translates the official Steam news into practical desk advice so you know what changed without hunting forum posts.

Official fixes & improvements

According to the Steam announcement, v1.0.1 includes:

• Fixed shelf slots in the Duty-Free Shop
• Fixed gift box milestones in the Retirement panel
• Fixed three regulation texts and related localization issues
• Adjusted the close button position in the confiscation minigame
• Fixed date texts not updating correctly after changing the language
• Fixed a machine breakdown issue occurring after Day 10
• Disabled the player action timeout during the tutorial

Those are not flavor lines. Each one maps to a real friction point players hit while learning the full airport loop.

What this means for your shifts

Duty-Free Shop shelves. If shop inventory looked wrong or slots refused to accept goods, re-open the shop after updating. Pair shopping decisions with Workstation Upgrades and Earning Money so you are not spending launch discounts on broken UI states.

Retirement gift milestones. Long-term progression panels should now track gift boxes correctly. If you were chasing retirement goals, verify the panel once after patching before you assume a milestone is soft-locked.

Regulation text + localization. Newspaper rules and regulation copy drive whether an item, destination, or surname is legal today. Fixed text means fewer false clears caused by mistranslated or broken rule wording. Re-read posted rules at the start of every day—see Documents & Daily Rules.

Confiscation minigame close button. Confiscation is a precision moment. A misplaced close button creates misclicks and accidental exits. After v1.0.1, confiscation should feel less like fighting the UI and more like finishing the call.

Language change date text. If you switch UI language mid-career, dates should refresh correctly. Useful for officers who bounce between English and another supported language while reading regulations.

Day 10+ machine breakdown. Progression past early days matters. A machine failing incorrectly after Day 10 can stall income and upgrades. Update before you push deeper day chains.

Tutorial timeout disabled. New players should no longer get punished by an action timer while learning. Combine that with How to Play, First Shift Tips, and the Shift Checklist.

Recommended post-patch routine

1. Confirm the game updated to v1.0.1.
2. Start a short shift; check Duty-Free shelves and Retirement gifts once.
3. Read today’s newspaper/regulations carefully—do not trust memory from the demo.
4. Run one confiscation calmly if a case appears.
5. If you are past Day 10, watch machine stability and report lingering issues on Steam.

How this page fits the Updates hub

Keep the Updates hub for timeline context, and use this page for the concrete v1.0.1 checklist. Launch marketing also confirmed the full feature surface—passports, boarding passes, body/baggage X-rays, metal detectors, cameras, drug swabs, Agent Cookie, bribes, and more—covered in Full Game Systems and Demo vs Full Game.

Related reading

• Updates hub
• Documents & Daily Rules
• Full Game Systems
• Achievements
• Review for launch-week buying context
• Official Links for Steam news

Patch early, read the rules, then process the queue. Nothing To Declare rewards officers who treat hotfix notes as part of the job.

Player reports and what to still watch

Launch weeks always leave edge cases. If you still see shelf glitches, wrong regulation language, or Day 10+ breakdowns after updating, capture a screenshot and post on the Steam discussions with your build version. Wiki pages stay durable by teaching process; Steam remains the bug tracker.

Do not skip the tutorial timeout fix if you are coaching a friend—send them to Demo vs Full Game first, then this patch page, then the Shift Checklist.