Homeworld 3 has revised its content plans, “unifying delivery” of all remaining paid DLC and free content drops. Developer Blackbird Interactive said it was “combining the content into one beat [to] allow us to focus all our resources and provide you all with a higher-quality experience”.
This change means that come November, two content packs that were originally scheduled for 2025 will be released, with the objective of delivering the most complete Homeworld 3 experience, and many of the community’s requested changes, sooner. In total, players can look forward to three free updates and two paid DLCs worth of content launching as one major update in November.
Blackbird Interactive has spent the last several months listening carefully to the feedback shared by the community, and has made modifications to their plans to include elements requested by the community. Those who purchased the Year One Pass will be getting everything previously promised, and more.
The full details of the content release, including what has been released already and what’s set to drop in November, are summarized in a roadmap image. Players can look forward to new gameplay mechanics, optimisations to existing features, as well as bug fixes and performance improvements.
Blackbird Interactive thanks players for their patience as they work to deliver their post-launch vision for Homeworld 3 in November. The team is committed to delivering a higher-quality experience, and is grateful for the community’s feedback and support.