Welcome to this week’s podcast, my friends! This week, Jim, Spaz, Hunter (welcome back!) and I talk about post-release support in games. This was inspired by the recent — and amazing — 2.0 patch for Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr, which made it into almost an entirely new game. We talk about games that get amazing support, games that get turned around thanks to their tireless developers, and much more.
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Next week, we’re gonna talk about the gamepad. I’ve noticed an odd resistance to it of late, and I wanna talk about that, plus its
Show Notes
Games Mentioned
Games with Exceptional Post-Release Support
- Star Traders: Frontiers
- Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II
- Star Explorers
- Star Fleet Armada Rogue Adventures
- Helium Rain
- NEXT JUMP: Shmup Tactics
- Heat Signature
- Battlestar Galactica Deadlock
- 3030 Deathwar Redux
- Evochron Legacy
- BossConstructor
- Kerbal Space Program
- Everspace
- Offworld Trading Company
Games Wherein Post-Release Support Made it an Actual Game
- No Mans Sky
- X4: Foundations
- X Rebirth
- Ceres
- Pandora: First Contact
- Distant Worlds
- Mass Effect Andromeda
- Battlecruiser 3000 Series
Games with Promising Post-Release Support on the Way
- Hypergate
Games that Went Open Source and Still Get Support To This Day
- Freespace 2
- Starshatter
- Star Ruler 2
Games with No Post-Release Support That We’re Still Mad About
- Orbital Racer
- The Long Journey Home
Games that Changed So Dramatically After Release We’re Not Sure They’re the Same Game
- Stellaris
- Star Trek Online
Other Games Mentioned
- Warhammer 40000: Inquisitor – Martyr
- Slime Rancher
- Elite Dangerous
- Genesis Alpha One
- Hardland
- Deadstick
- Almost Alive
- Star Wars Galaxies
- Star Trek Bridge Crew
