Norland, the hybrid between Rimworld and Crusader Kings, launched into Early Access a few weeks ago and received almost daily updates by developer Long Jaunt to address bugs and implement player feedback – an effort that was rewarded with 185,000 sold copies in the two weeks after launch, as publisher Hooded Horse recently revealed. Naturally, the developers want to spend some time creating new content and features to add to the game as well, though, so the immediate support phase with such frequent updates is over. To ensure transparency – always important for Early Access projects – the studio plans on the release of quarterly roadmaps to inform players about what they can expect from the monthly updates going forward. In August 2024, the developer aims to do additional optimization work, add Lords’ Graves to the game as a special final resting place for nobility, and expand on how much control players have over their armies in battle with a special command allowing you to order your troops to focus the en