★1.0.3 - launched September 17, 2026

Dawson Oaks Trailer Park
guides for the 1.0.3 build

Everything we verified in launch week: all 13 roles, the sanity system, meetings and votes, the Supervisor's police calls, and what every patch changed since release.

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CHECKED AGAINST PATCH 1.0.3 · 17 pages · updated 2026-09-20

1.0.3
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13 ROLES19 ACHIEVEMENTS5+ PLAYERSPT-BR ADDED IN 1.0.3$8.99 UNTIL SEP 24

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How to play Dawson Oaks Trailer Park

Teams, urges, sanity, meetings and the police loop in one pass.

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All roles in Dawson Oaks Trailer Park

All 11 suspect roles plus the Supervisor and the Snitch.

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Supervisor guide

Read crimes, use the Snitch, and time your police calls.

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All 19 achievements

Every achievement, how to get it, and which ones are grinds.

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Patch notes and updates

Launch build, hotfixes and the full 1.0.3 notes.

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Dawson Oaks Trailer Park is a proximity-voice social deduction game from Striped Panda Studios. You move into a rundown trailer park, commit crimes to stay sane, and try to keep it hidden from the Supervisor - while a Snitch quietly reports everything you do. It launched on September 17, 2026 for $8.99 (10% off until September 24), and the build we checked for every page on this site is patch 1.0.3.

This site is written for people playing the live build right now, not for old playtest footage. Where a detail is still unconfirmed we say so instead of guessing, and every page notes the version it was checked against.

What the game actually is

13 roles in total: 11 suspect roles (Drug Dealer, Junkie, Moonshine Cook, Creep, Scrapper, Pyromaniac, Gambler, Thief, Drunk, Prankster and Hobo) plus the Supervisor and the hidden Snitch. See the full roles guide.
Every round is about urges: committing your role's crimes keeps your sanity up, but obvious crimes get you arrested. The sanity and urges guide covers the numbers-free version of how it works.
Meetings and votes: suspects call meetings and vote on who they think the Snitch is. Get it wrong and the Snitch survives; get it right and the park takes control.
Police raids: the Supervisor watches, reports, and calls the cops on whoever they think is guilty. Being arrested puts you in a jumpsuit with your voice restricted to the saloon.
Proximity voice: push-to-talk is on T by default and everything is rebindable - see controls for the bindings we could verify.

Quick facts
Release	September 17, 2026
Price	$9.99, $8.99 launch discount (ends September 24, 2026)
Developer	Striped Panda Studios
Platform	Windows only (no console version announced)
Players	Public lobbies and a server browser; 5 players is the community minimum, larger lobbies run better
LAN	Supported (LAN PvP and LAN co-op)
Steam reviews	Very Positive in launch week
Latest patch	1.0.3, September 19, 2026

What changed in launch week

The game shipped on Thursday and had several hotfixes before the weekend. The one everyone asked about was 1.0.3 on September 19: it added Brazilian Portuguese localization, fixed the Supervisor's police call, fixed vote and result screens not showing for some players, and cleaned up a few smaller issues. We track every patch in the patch notes hub.

If you are jumping in for the first time, start with How to Play. If you have one round under your belt and want to stop being voted out, go straight to the Supervisor or Snitch guides - or the achievements list if you are a completionist.

Last checked: September 20, 2026 - game version 1.0.3.

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