It looks like Ravenswatch fans are eating well, as developer Nacon has revealed a content roadmap outlining updates planned through 2027.
As detailed below, this latest wave of content kicks off with the Song of Thieves update this spring. It promises to introduce thieves as a new enemy faction, alongside new room types and a new NPC known as Stingy Jack. A paid cosmetic DLC will also be released around the same time.
The next portion of the roadmap isn’t as detailed, but it confirms that two new DLC heroes, new game modes, and a rework of hero talents are on the way. Encouragingly, the team at Nacon plans to deliver both paid and free updates, ensuring all players get something out of future content.
On the roadmap, developer Passtech said that both it and Nancon “are incredibly proud to have completed one full year of post-launch support for Ravenswatch.”
If you’ve yet to check out Ravenswatch, the game is currently on sale at 50% off on Steam (£10.49) until March 11th.
Mike reviewed the game back when it was exclusively available for PC. In his review, he said: “All told, Ravenswatch is a very good action-roguelite with a lot of subtle depth and nuance just waiting to be discovered.”
You can check out the trailer for the new roadmap below:
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