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Leaving DNA
Leaving DNA runs on this page at Episode Three.1. Read that label twice. It is not chapter three of a version scheme, and it is not version 3.1. It is the third episode, and then a point one, which means that episode shipped and was subsequently fixed.
Plays on this page. We host the build, so there is nothing to install and nowhere to go. Checked on 2026-08-14.
- Engine
- Web build
- Build
- Episode Three.1
- First load
- 58 MB, measured
- Released
- Price
- Free to play
- Runs in a browser
- Yes, on this page
Loads on tap. Nothing downloads to your device.
Patching an instalment rather than the project
Episodic releases usually treat each drop as final and roll corrections into the next one. Whatever shipped broken in episode two gets quietly fixed when episode three arrives, months later.
A point one on the episode itself says the opposite happened. Something surfaced, and instead of waiting for the next instalment the developer went back and repaired the one people were currently playing.
That is a meaningful difference if you are the person playing it now rather than in six months.
Episodes spelled out in words
The label writes Three rather than 3, which is a small thing that tells you the developer thinks of these as episodes rather than as version increments.
The practical consequence is the same as any episodic release: this instalment is designed to end somewhere deliberate rather than stopping at whatever was finished on release day.
Three episodes exist. Nothing in the label promises a fourth, and we are not going to promise one either.
What it costs to start
A measured 58 MB across the four files. About 33 MB is the shared engine, leaving roughly 25 MB of game.
That is modest for three episodes of content, which points at efficient asset use rather than a thin game.
Nothing loads until you press play, and your browser caches it afterwards.
Episodic releases and your save, over a long horizon
The gap between episodes is measured in months, and that is exactly the interval over which browser storage tends to disappear.
You clear your browsing data in October, episode four arrives in December, and three episodes of progress are gone. It is the single most common way people lose runs in this format, and it has nothing to do with the game.
Export a save at the end of each episode. The engine menu writes it to a file on your device, and that file does not care what your browser deletes.
Leaving DNA, answered
What does Episode Three.1 mean?
The third episode, followed by a patch to that episode specifically. Most episodic projects roll fixes into the next instalment instead.
How many episodes exist?
Three, according to the build label. Nothing in it promises a fourth.
How much does it load?
A measured 58 MB, of which around 33 MB is the shared engine, leaving roughly 25 MB of game.
How do I keep progress between episodes?
Export a save from the engine menu at the end of each one. Browser storage often does not survive the months between instalments.
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