Combolands Buildings: What Sources Confirm

Crux Games advertises 120+ buildings. This table is not all of them — it is every building named in a source you can open yourself: the developers' patch notes and announcements, the community guides on the Steam hub, and the launch-week discussion threads. Where a source gives a number we quote the number and say which patch it came from; where it does not, the effect column says what the source actually claimed and nothing more. Nothing here is invented to fill a row.

Version note: Numbers marked (demo) come from Next Fest demo patch notes in April–June 2026, before the 1.0 progression overhaul. Treat them as historical unless a 1.0 patch note repeats them.

How buildings are described in game

The Japanese-language community guide breaks a card down into four parts, which is the clearest public explanation of what you are reading when you hover a building: its guild and rarity, its activation condition, its effect — where a light-blue targeting line means adjacent and an orange line means range — plus the terrain it can be placed on, and its tags.

Tags are what most of the cross-building effects actually key off. Sunflower Field reads the crop tag while Scarecrow reads farm; Ranch reads husbandry; and a launch-week thread notes that adding the irrigator tag to scoring buildings is one of the few cases where a multiplier on a non-scoring building matters. More on that on the scoring page.

Blueprints

Blueprints let you re-place a building you have already seen, and they stack — a v1.0.6 fix addressed duplicate blueprints failing to stack, and a v1.0.4 fix addressed duplicates always arriving with only one charge. You can hold a maximum of three, and unlike buildings they do not advance the week when used. One of the demo-era potions hands you a blueprint of a target building outright.

Building list re-checked: August 30, 2026