Helldivers 2 roadmap: What do we know about future plans?
Some games take weeks to find an audience. Some take months. And then there's Helldivers 2, which has become an instant hit, surpassing more than 1 million copies sold in its first three days of launch. So, what's next?
While Helldivers 2 currently dominates the Steam charts, everyone knows you need to continuously roll out new additions and elements to keep a player base engaged.
With the Swedish studio made up of less than 100 people, it's worth keeping your expectations in check. Still, there are lots of possibilities and plans, by the sounds of it.
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Among the huge surge in players, developer Arrowhead Game Studios is now working away behind the scenes on the Helldivers 2 roadmap.
No doubt numerous updates will be a part of this to help stabilise the third-person shooter and build upon its success.
Of course, it's what new content will be added that everyone wants to know about.
To give you an idea of what's happening with the Helldivers 2 roadmap, here's everything we know so far, along with all the comments from the developers.
Yes, there is a Helldivers 2 roadmap in the works. No, it is not expected to arrive anytime soon.
Following the unexpected success of Helldivers 2, Arrowhead CEO Johan Pilestedt confirmed on 16th February 2024 that the studio's original roadmap has now been thrown out in favour of a new one.
«The team is working on it. Our old roadmap is very out of date in comparison to what we now want to do,» Pilestedt said when replying to a fan (via X, formerly Twitter)
Taking this into consideration, we might not hear about a Helldivers 2 roadmap for quite a few months yet, as it looks to get its server and technical issues under control.
At a guess, we might hear something around June/July, since that's known for when the games industry makes announcements.
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