SATISFACTORY UPDATES UPDATE
Kicking off Update 6 is perhaps the most significant world change to Satisfactory since Update 3, introducing the all new and improved Spire Coast. Ahead of its Early Access launch, the Experimental launch of this update sees world updates, with a new coastal area available and visual overhauls, improvements to hand equipment and Molecular Analysis Machine (MAM) progression, as well as creature updates and map improvements.
SATISFACTORY UPDATES FULL
As the game progresses towards its full launch, this is the first in its new, iterative update style that welcomes a number of gradual and impactful changes to the game. "We still want to make sure all parts of the game feel good, that nothing feels left behind." Hanna also thinks console releases would be fun, even if it means leaning on partners to develop ports, but for now they're focusing on the promise of delivering 1.0 for PC.SKÖVDE, Sweden – June 14 2022: Coffee Stain Studios is excited to introduce Update 6 of its galactic factory-building simulator Satisfactory to Steam and Epic Game Store’s Experimental branches.
SATISFACTORY UPDATES MOD
He knows upcoming content will include improved mod support, beginning and end scenarios for Satisfactory, and bringing areas like combat up-to-date where they've been lacking. With the team discussing its schedule going forward, Hanna doesn't know when Update 6 will arrive. Dedicated servers also came with Update 5, having been long requested by fans - though Hanna feels the multiplayer stability it promises is more a result of fixes needed to facilitate those servers. The time between Update 3 in February 2020 and Update 5 in November 2021 has been like a "mini-launch" according to Hanna, with the latest release focusing on cosmetics as well as bringing systems like trains up to the standard they should have been at launch. Though the team is struggling with the "golden question" of when Satisfactory will reach Version 1.0, plenty is in the works. "We have to make sure people at the studio enjoy developing the game and don't just do it because numbers keep coming in." He's been working toward version 1.0 having learned that "there is no real end to the game if you don't outright say where the ending is." He believes Coffee Stain Studios could stay in Early Access for five more years building on community fervor, as the team is good at making content, but this creates a stressful environment - like a marathon with a moving goal post. Hanna became CEO in 2020, well into Satisfactory's development, excited to take on new challenges after nearly 10 years as a programmer. Our hardcore fans keep coming back, and when they do the game gets up in the algorithms, friends see them playing on Steam, and it creates a ripple effect."
"I think the numbers show this model works. Coffee Stain Studios can interact with its community, tease content in the long-run, and even drop surprises.
Over time Satisfactory has grown a community with more concurrent users than Goat Simulator, and focusing on major updates rather than small, weekly content drops has helped it weasel through peoples' filter of new game releases.
He said a small team makes it harder to work on grand ideas requiring time and resources, but this is one way Early Access is beneficial.
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