The "Revision" suffix is significant. It denotes the high-definition remake released on Steam, which upgraded the graphics, improved the UI, and added fully orchestrated music, transforming a retro-style project into a modern indie darling.
First, relax. Your game is not broken in a unique way. This string is almost certainly a or memory signature left over from the development or packaging process of ASTLIBRA Revision . The game, developed by the solo Japanese creator KEIZO using the WOLF RPG Editor (a highly modifiable engine), often exposes internal metadata when it crashes, saves state, or interfaces with external tools. ASTLIBRA Revision -0100F8D01A06E800--v327680--U...
The identifiers provided— 0100F8D01A06E800 —refer to the Nintendo Switch Title ID and a specific software version for the acclaimed 2D action RPG ASTLIBRA Revision The "Revision" suffix is significant
Most reasonably: This is a from KEIZO’s internal testing. The v stands for "version" and the number may be an encoding of date/time. For instance, 32768 = Feb 8, 1989? No. But 327680 seconds from a certain epoch = 3.79 days – not meaningful. Your game is not broken in a unique way