Were there any deep dives into engine and dev workflow/toolset? Would be cool to read about the engine and how you developed it and working with/on it.

Can't wait to finally play it, looks like everything is heading in the right direction.

Wunderbar! ♡

Important question you're missing:

Will it be available on other storefronts? Your other games are available elsewhere, GOG, Humble (admittedly as a Steam key but still an alternative storefront), etc. Hopefully the same ends up being true for Riftbreaker.

This game is super fun and runs quite smooth at least during the demo I have been playing a few times now.

i have completed the game, will there be more campaigns or similar in the future for replayability?

Originally posted by zkitzor:

i have completed the game, will there be more campaigns or similar in the future for replayability?

Replayability comes from the Survival mode. There's even a Custom Survival where you can tweak all the settings to play exactly how you wish.

Gdzie jest Update Co-op ?
Where is Update Co-op ?

I would very much like to see workshop support if possible. I understand the priority list is probably full as-is, but if this game got proper mod support like Factorio or Satisfactory I do believe I'd play that digital cocaine for months straight xD

Originally posted by McWillis:

I would very much like to see workshop support if possible. I understand the priority list is probably full as-is, but if this game got proper mod support like Factorio or Satisfactory I do believe I'd play that digital cocaine for months straight xD

Steam workshop isn't "proper mod support" it's tying mod support exclusively to one platform. And the most abusive one out there, at that. Valve has known for 2 and a half years now that their platform is causing medical harm to customers, and has gone beyond refusing to fix it, but also blocked access to safe workarounds.

ACTUALLY proper mod support would be great, but that's not how you do that, because it doesn't help the people buying the game from less abusive storefronts, so if you want PROPER mod support, you need something that's accessible across multiple platforms. Because it is available on PC storefronts other than Steam, and at this point, even Epic is a better choice, in part because you're giving less of your money to the irresponsible store platform that way.

has the saving build limit been fixed with the new update and dlc

Originally posted by RwexHouston:

has the saving build limit been fixed with the new update and dlc

It will be fixed in a patch later this week.

yes