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BioWare has lifted the wraps off a content-filled 90-day roadmap for Anthem, as the studio acknowledges that it has 'lots of work ahead of us to continue to improve the game.'
Anthem has now kicked off its first act, known as Echoes of Reality, which will see the game through until May. First on the cards are three in-world events, with BioWare following these up in March with numerous updates known as Evolving World. Here, Anthem will welcome back the There Be Giants and Outlaw Outrage events, as well as kicking off the game's Legendary Missions.
Stronger Together mark's April's content roadmap, which BioWare says is aimed at the multiplayer side of things. There's a new Stronghold on the cards, a weekly Stronghold challenge, plus leaderboards and guild support. Also in the pipeline is the next phase of the Legendary Missions, as well as additional freeplay events and a tweaked progression system.
Finally, Anthem kicks off its Cataclysm in May alongside new freeplay content, fresh missions, and extra rewards. Nothing else has been confirmed at this point, however.
'We understand that we have lots of work ahead of us to continue to improve the game,' commented Chad Robertson, BioWare's head of live service. 'Our most recent patch – the one you are playing now — reflects your feedback … Beyond that, we have a growing list of improvements we’re evaluating for the future. You’ll start seeing the next of those this coming week.'
Anthem was released on PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One on February 22.
