Developer Passtech Games and publisher Nacon have released a brand new Ravenswatch roadmap, and it’s chock-full of stuff coming to the action roguelike over the next year or so.
In a Steam post, the two studios first express pride in completing «one full year of post-launch support» for the game before promising another year of updates and DLC to look forward to.
At the moment, the roadmap is a little barebones; Passtech and Nacon say they will reveal more about each upcoming update and DLC pack as release draws nearer, so for now, you’ll have to content yourself with a brief overview of what’s in store for Ravenswatch.
The first major update that’s coming to Ravenswatch in 2026 is Songs of Thieves, which will, as the name suggests, bring the Thieves faction to the game. You can also look forward to new room types, a new NPC, and a paid skin pack if you’re the type who likes to admire your heroes.
Following that, a new hero will be introduced as part of a second paid DLC pack, with a talent rework also being included in a minor free update. All of this will be followed by updates introducing new game modes and quality-of-life changes, as well as more paid DLC.
News of Ravenswatch‘s second year of content comes after publisher Nacon delayed its upcoming Nacon Connect presentation to May, which itself follows the publisher filing for insolvency just days prior.
Nacon’s desire to continue supporting Ravenswatch makes a lot of sense in this environment, too; the game is the publisher’s second most popular on Steam by player count (at time of writing).
You can check out Ravenswatch right now on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch (although there’s still no native Switch 2 version, unfortunately). Stay tuned for more on this and all other things Nacon.
