Krai Mira: post-apocalyptic Crimea

Krai Mira originally launched on July 11, 2016 and received a series of feature-adding patches through late 2016. The developer then shipped a major overhaul called the "Extended Cut" on April 4, 2017, which added substantial new content — new locations, NPCs, dialogue, localizations, improved AI, new items, and the ability to continue playing after completing the main quest. This was delivered as a free update to existing owners and represents the definitive version of the game, as reflected in the current store page branding ("Krai Mira: Extended Cut"). The last developer communication of any kind was the Extended Cut launch post on April 4, 2017. There have been no news posts, patch notes, roadmaps, or announcements since that date — now more than nine years ago. No DLC is listed on the store, and no future content was announced alongside or after the Extended Cut release. The store description's phrase "this is just the beginning" appears to be marketing language describing the scope of the Extended Cut itself, not a promise of further post-launch updates — and no subsequent content ever materialized to suggest otherwise. The game launched as a complete product and received one significant content expansion (the Extended Cut), after which development activity ceased entirely. There is no indication of any planned future content.