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Paralives unveiled a roadmap ahead of its May 25, 2026 early access, promising free updates (including weather, seasons, and pets) over the next two years and ongoing quality-of-life improvements, in contrast to The Sims’ paid expansions; the first major update details are TBA, and the game is available to wishlist on Steam.
Bungie unveiled a roadmap for Marathon that suggests the revival will undergo a complete overhaul this year, signaling a major reworking of scope and design beyond incremental updates.
Subnautica 2's developers outline a plan for frequent, varied updates during Early Access, ranging from quality-of-life fixes and hot fixes to larger expansions that add new biomes, creatures, tools, and story progress. The team will also push co-op improvements in the next update, invite community input via in-game feedback and Nolt, and continue bug fixes, balance tuning, and optimizations as the title evolves.
Subnautica 2 has officially entered Early Access, with Unknown Worlds outlining a two-year development plan centered on quality‑of‑life updates and new features. The initial post‑launch patches (1.1 and 1.2) will add biomod refinements, new gameplay systems, sprinting, storage, docking, and more PDA entries, plus a co‑op‑centric 1.2 patch featuring improved HUD, base-building tools, a colored pinned-recipes system, proximity chat, emotes, and revived‑system considerations. A future update roadmap promises expanded biomes, creatures, leviathans, new resources, tools, vehicles, and the next chapter of the story, all subject to player feedback and development timelines.
Bungie outlines a multi-season plan to widen Marathon’s audience by adding PvE-focused modes, PvP-lite options, and improved onboarding and endgame. Season 2 will introduce two experiments—one PvE+light PvP at launch and a later PvE-only crew objective mode—along with a rotating Duos queue, larger vaults, the Night Marsh map, Cradle progression, and a new Sentinel. Looking beyond, Seasons 3–5 will overhaul onboarding on Perimeter, deepen the extraction loop, and eventually integrate PV(P)VE play to keep Marathon evolving through 2027 and beyond.
Insider Gaming outlines Subnautica 2’s expected early access content, drawn from an authentic leaked two-page document and the game’s Nolt feedback board. The plan envisions day-one and post-launch additions including 1–3 story chapters (10 planned for 1.0), 2 regions, 7 main POIs, 8–12 creatures, 1–3 Leviathans, 4 characters, 14–20+ tools & equipment, 2 vehicle types, 2 adaptation systems, 2 submersibles, 5 biomods, plus mining/automation, farming, survival, and creative modes with single-player or co-op and cross-progression. While Krafton and Unknown Worlds acknowledge content polish remains a factor, the roadmap suggests much of this could arrive at launch or soon after, with ongoing updates guided by community input on Nolt.}{
Crimson Desert’s latest patch adds new content and features, but the developers haven’t announced a roadmap or timeline for future updates, leaving players with fresh content but unclear long-term plans.
Second Dinner says Marvel Snap isn’t going away after layoffs (including the community manager and a designer); the roadmap remains unchanged and the studio remains committed, as it pursues a new publisher following past outages tied to the TikTok-owner ByteDance.
Second Dinner confirmed a round of layoffs, including the community manager, calling the moves painful but necessary to keep Marvel Snap going. The March roadmap remains unchanged as the team says they’re still building for the game and its community, addressing player frustrations and balancing progression with monetization. Reactions online were mixed, with some fans worried about licensing costs and stagnation, while others trust the company’s commitment to updates and fixes.
Windrose's developers announced a six-month window for the next major expansion, Ashlands, following a minor patch that adds 40+ building pieces and over 50 QoL fixes. The game remains in early access, with hundreds of thousands of players online daily and more than a million copies sold, and the team promises more roadmap details in the coming months.
Kiln reveals its Spring 2026 roadmap: launching April 23 across Xbox, PC, Steam, and PS with five maps, a Dinosaur Decoration Pack, progression up to level 50, weekly post-launch updates, new maps and features through summer, a Photo Mode, and two editions (Standard and Fired Up) with exclusive cosmetics and attachments.
Slay the Spire 2’s post-launch roadmap confirms there won’t be an endless mode or matchmaking soon due to the small team, but it promises ongoing polish and plenty of whimsy. The plan adds Steam Workshop support, language options, a Bestiary, experimental modes, and future content like Alternate Act 2/3, a new character, and more cards/events/relics/potions; ports and Steam achievements are on the horizon. The update coincides with patch notes from v0.100.0 to v0.103.1. The game reportedly topped Steam’s March sales, signaling strong player activity and revenue as Mega Crit balances speed with quality over new features.
Mega Crit’s April 2026 Neowsletter reveals Slay The Spire 2’s future content — The Bestiary, alternate Acts 2 and 3, new modes, and a new character — but with no release dates; the team emphasizes a healthy pace and “spontaneous experimentation,” and the piece also shares player-event stats (e.g., 12% keep War Historian Repy, 63% Gorge in Room Full of Cheese, 49% eat Byrdonis Egg).
The Division 2 is experiencing a Steam revival thanks to a $3 bargain and a new Realism mode in the Warlords of New York campaign, plus a month-long battle pass; Ubisoft previews a busy 2026 roadmap with crossplay, new content like incursions and Central Park DLC, and a mobile spin-off The Division Resurgence arriving March 31.
Destiny 2’s mid-expansion Shadow and Order has been pushed back three months to June 9, 2026, as Bungie undertakes large revisions to address months of player feedback and add sizable quality-of-life updates, including a major loot/progression overhaul (expanded Tiered Gear to all Raids/Dungeons, weapon upgrading, Pantheon 2.0, and more). The delay comes amid a bleak year for the game, with a low concurrent PC player count and an absent public roadmap, fueling concerns about Destiny 2’s health and sparking talk of Bungie shifting attention toward Marathon.