Wildgate is shaping as much as be a hotly anticipated launch for fans of crew-based PvP games, and developer Moonshot Games has just laid out what players can expect at and after its release. As detailed in a brand new roadmap, the studio goals to support the sport with frequent events and seasonal content updates.
Having recently finished up an open beta, Moonshot shared what changes and additions are coming to Wildgate at and after its full release next week. On day one, Wildgate will feature player progression updates, matchmaking refinements, in-game cosmetic purchases, and a deluxe edition. Progression enhancements include the addition of an infamy system, more milestones and goals to chase, and scrap creates, in accordance with the content roadmap.
Following launch, the developer will roll out Season 1. This seasonal releases will include recent in-game items like weapons and cosmetics, a brand new prospector, and other content. The studio can also be planning to carry bi-weekly “reach anomalies,” that are additions to the sport. As explained on the roadmap, “These anomalies can range from recent environmental hazards to recent hardpoint upgrades to recent POIs. Once added, they are going to remain a part of the sport’s proceduralism pool.”
Moonshot and publisher Dreamhaven also announced that at the least two more seasons shall be coming in the long run, and these will add recent areas to the sport along with more anomalies, weapons, equipment, and cosmetics. More post-release support is planned outside of the seasonal drops, too; mid-season patches will aim to implement changes and refinements based specifically on player feedback.
Wildgate launches on July 22 for PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PS5. It costs $30; much of the seasonal content shall be free to all players, including the brand new weapons, equipment, characters, and anomalies. An enhanced “adventure pass” may be purchased each season to grant additional cosmetic items, however the developer has yet to announce how much this may cost.