Elin July Newsletter Details Sweets, Tea Crops, and Jet Wheelchair
The newsletter confirms that Elin's ongoing development is adding quality-of-life farming tools and new crops like tea, expanding the game's simulation and crafting systems.
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The July 2026 Elin Newsletter, published on the Steam store page on July 22, details new in-game additions. A watering can that moistens wide areas and area-of-effect tools improve farming efficiency. A sweet boom has arrived in North Tyris, and a new tea crop will yield matcha powder and cream. The newsletter also showcases official illustrations and a hymn by composer NINO.
The July issue of the Elin Newsletter, released on Steam on July 22, covers a month of updates that lean into farming and food. A newly developed watering can can moisten a wide area of fields at once, and multiple tools can now be made area-of-effect, which should speed up cooking and agriculture for players who manage large farms.
North Tyris is in the middle of a sweet boom, with residents craving desserts and new sweet-themed monsters appearing. Looking ahead, a new crop called tea will be growable, and processing tea leaves will produce matcha powder and matcha cream, hinting at a richer cafe scene. The newsletter also teases unconfirmed rumors of a god sighting in Acri Teola.
Beyond gameplay, the issue includes official illustrations by NZ, featuring swimsuit art of Aishland and Fiama, and design sheets for Garras. Composer NINO introduces a hymn to I'van of the War Scourge, described as the heartbeat of conflict.
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