Towerborne

Towerborne launched its full 1.0 release on February 26, 2026, transitioning out of Early Access. This was a major overhaul that transformed the game from a free-to-play live-service title into a premium, buy-once experience with offline support, online co-op, and couch co-op. Stoic described the shift explicitly in a February 23, 2026 letter to Early Access players, framing the 1.0 release as the goal they had been building toward and calling it "the most complete version" of the game. The 1.0 launch delivered substantial content: a 15+ hour story campaign, a new biome, two new major bosses, a reworked world map, expanded gear and forge systems, class mastery skills, and the removal of all microtransactions. Following launch, Stoic shipped a version 1.1 patch on March 16, 2026 with class balance changes, combat feel improvements, and multiplayer bug fixes, followed by a second smaller patch on March 23, 2026 targeting additional fixes. Both posts are maintenance and polish work — not new content additions. The only DLC listed on the store is the Deluxe Content bundle, which was released on February 26, 2026 alongside the base game. No unreleased DLC appears on the store. The developer has made no announcement of future expansions, new content, or a roadmap beyond the 1.0 launch window. As of today, October 1, 2026, the last developer communication was on March 23, 2026 — over six months ago. The two post-launch patches established a short, reactive support window immediately after launch, not a sustained ongoing content cadence. There are no major content releases post-1.0, no announced future content, and the developer has been silent since March 23, 2026. This pattern is consistent with a game that launched complete and received its expected post-launch polish before the team moved on.