Sunny side down, by muno! roadmap
Release status and roadmap context

Source: Steam
Sunny Side Down, by Muno! is listed as Coming soon on Steam, with the price still marked TBA. Because the game has not launched, the roadmap for this page tracks what the store listing actually confirms and clearly marks everything else as unverified.
The current roadmap status is best described as no detailed public roadmap announced yet. Developer and publisher Muno has not published a dated update calendar at this time, so players should treat any community-made schedule as speculation until something official appears.
Release date: Coming soon, with no concrete day or month announced.
Price: TBA.
Early Access: Not flagged as Early Access; the game appears to be heading straight to a full launch.
Platform features: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Leaderboards, Full controller support, and Family Sharing are all confirmed on the store listing.
Treat every current roadmap expectation as preliminary. With no date and no price set, features and timing can still shift before the game ships.
Planned updates and post-launch content
There is no confirmed post-launch update schedule for Sunny Side Down, by Muno!. The store listing does not announce downloadable content, seasonal events, or free content drops. Since the roadmap status is uncertain, do not assume any post-launch modes or levels beyond the launch feature set.
What to expect from post-launch plans
Unconfirmed content updates: Muno has not announced DLC, extra levels, or new modes.
Leaderboard-driven longevity: Steam Leaderboards are a confirmed launch category, which suggests score chasing will be the main long-term hook.
Achievements: Steam Achievements are listed, though the store currently shows 0 published achievement entries.
No co-op or multiplayer: Neither mode is listed, so post-launch content is unlikely to add a shared-world component unless Muno announces a major pivot.
If a roadmap appears later, it will probably prioritize launch stability first, then quality-of-life fixes, then content additions. A reasonable roadmap watch-list is bug fixes, leaderboard polish, and achievement tuning before any new content drops.
Confirmed launch features
Players can verify a solid base feature set on the Steam listing even while the release date remains unknown. The game is a frantic arcade puzzle-platformer that casts you as a tiny mouse guiding eggs toward a frying pan while a line of angry customers waits overhead.
Sunny Side Down is a frantic arcade puzzle-platformer where you're a tiny mouse working at a breakfast diner, guiding eggs toward a frying pan while a line of angry customers looms over your head.
Confirmed launch features based on Steam store data:
Single-player only; no co-op or multiplayer modes are listed.
Steam Achievements and Steam Leaderboards for score-based progression.
Full controller support alongside keyboard play.
Family Sharing so the game can be shared within a Steam family library.
Light system requirements:1 GB RAM and 1 GB available storage, with OS, processor, graphics, sound card, and VR support all still listed as TBA.
No demo is currently listed on the store page.
How to track roadmap changes
The simplest way to catch roadmap news for Sunny Side Down, by Muno! is to wishlist the game on Steam. Steam notifies wishlisted players when a developer posts an announcement, changes the release date, or updates store details. Even with no roadmap today, a wishlist is a free alert system for the day Muno publishes one.
Wishlist on Steam: turn on store notifications so coming-soon updates reach you automatically.
Check the store page periodically: TBA fields tend to fill in as launch approaches, which is often the first visible roadmap step.
Watch for the first announcement post: the first developer post containing an update schedule or roadmap image is the real reveal to wait for.
Revisit this wiki page: this guide will be updated to reflect the official roadmap once Muno communicates it.
Do not read the absence of a public roadmap as silence from the developer. A coming-soon page that is still being updated with features and requirements is already a small roadmap in progress.