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Join Pool of Madness discord for updates and tests

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Join the Pool of Madness discord by using the official developer references on the Steam store page and Steam community announcements, where Bit Golem runs limited beta tests and feedback channels.

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Discord channel for feedbackDeveloper states they gather feedback via their Discord channel in the Early Access planPool of Madness on Steam
Closed beta on discordBit Golem ran a first small beta test on discord and continued limited tests there per the 2026-09-30 updateOfficial Steam store page: Pool of Madness

Join the Pool of Madness discord through the official Steam store page and developer announcements to reach closed beta tests, updates and feedback.

Join Pool of Madness discord for updates and tests
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Join the Pool of Madness discord by using the official developer references on the Steam store page and Steam community announcements, where Bit Golem runs limited beta tests and feedback channels.

The official Steam store page for Pool of Madness states in its Early Access plan that the team will "continuously gather player feedback and ideas (through the Community Hub, our Discord channel, bug reports and surveys)". That sentence confirms the server is the developer-run community space, not a fan group.

Where the invites appear

Bit Golem's own Steam announcements repeatedly send players to that server. The 2026-09-30 post "Upgradable cue parts and closed beta tests" reports a first small beta test on discord for custom rituals and boss fights, plus a continuing limited test of a second location "also in our discord". The 2026-09-11 "Welcome to the engine room" update invites players to "jump into our discord to say hi". The 2026-07-06 playtest post also asks testers to bring feedback there.

  1. Open the official store page

    Go to the Pool of Madness Steam store page and locate the Early Access developer note that names the Discord channel.
  2. Read Steam community updates

    Open the Steam community hub for the title to see the developer posts that point to the server for tests and news.
  3. Use the official invite

    Follow the Discord invite link published on those official Steam pages to join and receive update or beta access.

Pool of Madness What you get in the community

What you get in the community

Joining the community server gives you a front seat to closed beta tests, such as the custom ritual and boss fight evaluations from September 2026. The developer also picks charity recipients with the community there, noting 15% of revenue goes to those organisations. Players can post bug reports, suggestions and wild ideas directly to Bit Golem.

The channel is where to watch for the November 13, 2026 Early Access launch and the separate open beta branch named in the Early Access roadmap.

Next steps

Testers who want in before launch should read the Early Access plan on the store page, since it describes the open beta branch and the feedback loop the Discord supports.

FAQ

Where is the official server linked?

The developer points to it from the Steam store page and from Steam announcements; no separate public invite is listed anywhere else in the material.

Can I get into the beta tests through the server?

Yes. Bit Golem ran its first small beta test on discord and says a limited test of a second location and boss fight continues there.

Does the community decide anything for the game?

The developer states that charity recipients are chosen with the community on Discord and that feedback gathered through the channel shapes development.

Check note: This page draws on the official Steam store page and the Steam product page that cite the Discord channel and beta tests. The exact invite URL is not printed in the available material, so the precise link remains unconfirmed.

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