This is how the space PVP game Wildgate will be supported after startup

Yemen For fans of crew-based PVP games, it is being shaped into a highly anticipated launch, and developer Moonshot Games has just listed players’ expectations after and after release. As detailed A new roadmapthe studio aims to support the game with frequent events and seasonal content updates.

After recently completing an open beta, Moonshot shared changes and additions to Wildgate following next week and full release. On the first day, Wildgate will feature player progress updates, pairing refinements, in-game cosmetic purchases, and a deluxe version. According to the content roadmap, the enhancement of progress includes adding infamous systems, more milestones and pursuit of goals and scrap creation.

After launch, the developer will launch Season 1. This seasonal release will include new in-game items such as weapons and cosmetics, new prospectors and other content. The studio also plans to hold “Arrival Abnormal” every two weeks, which is a complement to the game. As explained on the roadmap, “These anomalies may upgrade from new environmental hazards to new hard points to new Pois. Once added, they will become part of the game's programmatic pool.”

Moonshot and publisher Dreamhaven also announced that there will be at least two more seasons in the future, which will add new areas to the game in addition to more anomalies, weapons, equipment and cosmetics. More post-release support is also planned beyond seasonal declines; the mid-season patch will be designed to implement changes and improvements based on player feedback.

Wildgate is launched on July 22 for PC, Xbox Series X|S and PS5. It costs $30; all seasonal content will be free for all players, including new weapons, devices, characters and anomalies. Enhanced “Adventure Pass” can be purchased every season to grant other cosmetics, but developers have not announced how much this will cost.