If you are waiting for new content for this Steam game, you will have to be patient

- April 29, 2026
- Updated: April 29, 2026 at 11:59 PM

Windrose, the latest survival phenomenon on Steam, has had a notable impact on Valve’s platform since its early access launch. However, the studio Kraken Express has announced that no major content update will be released for at least six months. Instead of rushing to offer new features, the team has decided to focus on improving the stability and existing systems of the game.
First, we need to solve some little problems
This decision has been made after observing that many players have already completed the current narrative missions, generating high expectations and a certain urgency to receive new content. Our philosophy now is to enrich the current game, rather than just adding new biomes, stated a representative of the studio. In this way, the team aims to ensure a more robust experience for players before expanding the map or introducing new significant elements.
Meanwhile, as part of its commitment to improving communication and user experience, Kraken Express has launched a new official support website. This website is designed to centralize solutions to common problems and facilitate interaction with the community, thus replacing the support that was previously provided through Discord.
In addition, the developers are working on a patch that is expected to be released in early May. This patch will address several critical issues, including connectivity problems, CPU usage, and overall performance. The efforts are aimed at resolving minor bugs that have been reported by the community in recent weeks.
Windrose continues to capture the attention of players, but the current focus of the development team is to ensure that the game runs optimally before expanding its content. The community will continue to wait, at least for now, while improvements are implemented and the groundwork is laid for future developments.
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