Update 0.8.2 will hit Farthest Frontier soon and will bring many interesting changes and new features. Unfortunately, the title will remain in early access for a long time to come.
Farthest Frontier from Crate Entertainment - consisting of veterans of Iron Lore (Titan Quest), who made Grim Dawn - is taking shape. The developers are rolling out new updates to their city builder, adding content and improving gameplay. At the same time, the company is in no hurry to leave early access.
The title has launched in early access on Steam on August 9, 2022. Since then, the developers have been supporting the game, which resulted in things like the biggest so far, November patch 0.8.0. For the past two weeks, players have been testing version 0.8.1, which particularly affects optimization (especially for larger settlements).
In turn, in the latest announcement the developers shared the news that the game will receive patch 0.8.2, scheduled for mid-March, this year. Below you'll find a list with the most important new features.
The update will also fix a number of annoying bugs.
The developers, in the published message, put the unhurried but in-depth polishing of the game first. They described it as follows:
"We are fully committed to creating quality games for you. We won't rush anything or give specific deadlines, because we want to focus on bringing you features as soon as they are ready!"
For this reason, the developers of Farthest Frontier have only given an approximate release date for the full version. The game will come out of early access in the second half of 2023 at the earliest, but the developers do not rule out a release even at the end of the year or later. You can buy the title on Steam.
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