Public Development Roadmap
This roadmap separates finished work from future plans. Dates show when each group of features entered the playable build, while the priorities section identifies work that is still being considered or developed.
Roadmap Overview
Android and iOS players can access the current beta while we prepare balance, stability, account services, purchases, and the newest world content for release. The current official-release target is September 1, 2026, at 12:00 PM ET.
These are directions, not promises of specific dates. Beta feedback and release stability will determine what is scheduled first.
More reasons to keep growing beyond the current heights.
Sharper matchups, fairer Infamy competition, and contests with a beginning and an end.
Every path should feel powerful, distinct, and worth mastering.
Better ways for members to coordinate and compete together.
Stronger item identities and rewards worth buying, selling, or chasing.
Limited objectives and richer records of the hunts and rivalries that define a character.
The iOS release work completed in July, bringing Android and iOS players into the same city—sharing rivalries, Market listings, and rankings.
Players gained new monsters to hunt, a personal domain to shape, equipment to trade, and human enemies who fight back.
The first design established short mobile sessions, class-based character growth, two primary resources, and direct attacks against other players.
Energy funded missions, Frenzy funded attacks, and both recovered over time.
Fighter, Elder, and Outcast established attack, income, and defense as the three starting advantages.
Thralls generated resources and the Safehouse protected part of what a player carried.
January connected character creation, missions, resources, upgrades, and PvP inside the mobile interface.
February added rewards and activities beyond basic stat purchases and standard missions.
Equipment and temporary buffs added new stat sources and timing decisions.
Dungeons, Expeditions, and subclass activities added tiered costs and rewards.
Hitlist retaliation and bounty planning gave incoming attacks a practical response.
March focused on explaining combat outcomes, preserving attack history, and giving players clearer retaliation choices.
April reduced missed rewards and made completed activities, account notices, and claimable items easier to find.
Rewards became easier to find, understand, and collect.
Inbox and Ledger separated claimable deliveries from the record of completed events.
Longer activities became easier to start, finish, and claim.
The June Android open beta moved balance, account behavior, mobile stability, and purchase testing from internal devices to public players.