What has already shipped
The PC 1.0 release arrived on August 6, 2026 and provides the current single-player baseline. That is the feature set players can evaluate and play now. Earlier demo, preview, and pre-release descriptions may not match the final 1.0 balance or content. Use current patch notes and in-game menus when an older guide conflicts with the released build.
Announced future direction
The stated direction includes free content updates, paid expansions, and multiplayer development. Multiplayer is intended to place each player in their own Nest with cooperative or competitive possibilities. These plans do not currently provide a firm public launch date. Scope and timing can change until a feature is released and described in current patch notes.
Skirmish and other groundwork
Development groundwork for future Skirmish modes has begun, but groundwork is not the same as a playable public mode. No public launch date should be inferred from an early implementation update. Modding or Workshop tools have also been discussed without a guaranteed release. A roadmap page should separate active features from experiments and plans so players know what their current copy actually includes.
Read roadmap claims by status
Classify each item as released, announced, discussed, or inferred. Released items should be visible in the current build or patch notes. Announced items have an official commitment but can still move. Discussion describes intent while inference is a community interpretation, and mixing those states makes a roadmap look more certain than the evidence supports.
For every update, record the source date and the exact product or mode being discussed. Re-check the official store page and developer discussion after a patch, then move an item to released only when players can actually access it. If an older statement disappears or changes, keep the latest verified wording instead of preserving a stale date as a promise.