New Roadmap Shows The Future Of Ark: Survival Ascended
Studio Wildcard has finally updated players on what to expect in the future for . will reach its second anniversary in October 2025, and while it has been a rough road, it has largely accomplished its goal of being a technical upgrade for. This has come with many other new features like premium mods, creature packs, and DLC add-ons. Though some of these topics have been highly debated on their benefit to the franchise.
The prehistoric survival title recently released the beloved and content-rich DLC, which provided the first glimpses of 's future. Initially, was to be released years ago, with numerous delays pushing it back to late 2024. However, there was no information about the game's release as this date quickly approached. Given that the end of the year has passed, a new roadmap has been shown, and no official new date has been set, the status of is hidden.
2025 will be a big year for and is arguably a make-or-break period for the franchise.Everything starts in March whenwill upgrade to Unreal Engine 5.5. The main piece of this upgrade is improving performance, which has arguably been the biggest problem of the upgrade. It is unlikely it drastically improves things, but it may open the door for more players or at least a cleaner experience. The second piece of this is that will have all the DLCs separated, so players can choose to uninstall the undesired maps for more storage space.
After that, 2025 will see the return of the popular Ragnarok and Valguero maps. These are not canonical parts of 's story but are fun and creative maps to experience for the first time or in 's updated fashion. These maps will also come with two new free creatures and two new Fantastic Tame creature packs. There will also be a new premium map added in June, which, while paid for, could be extremely fun. Many of 's best premium mods can be game-changing and worth the price tag.
However, the biggest part of 2025 will be the expansion in November. Not much is known about this DLC, but
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