Hey everyone,
We wanted to share a quick update regarding how we’ll be delivering updates moving forward.
Up until now, we’ve been posting weekly updates on Steam and we want still keep you regularly updated on what we’re working on.
However, when it comes to actual game updates, we want to shift our focus.
What’s changing?
Instead of releasing smaller updates every week, we will now aim for larger, more meaningful updates released roughly every 6–8 weeks.
In between those, you can expect:
Posts about progress and upcoming features
Smaller patches if something important needs fixing or improving
Why this change?
We want to make sure we have enough time to properly test, polish, and improve each update before release.
Our goal is to keep the same development pace, but also make sure the game feels more stable and refined with every update.
This change was also strongly suggested by the community, and we completely agree with the direction.
Shoutout
Huge shoutout to Vipek, who has been doing an incredible job keeping up the development pace and making all of this possible 👏
And big thanks to Kami and our amazing community, who supported us, shared feedback, and helped us through that intense update schedule ❤️
First Big Update (2nd Half of May)
The first update under this approach is already in progress and planned for the second half of May.
Here’s what we’re currently working on:
Big performance improvements
Steam Deck 60 FPS support
Localization support (multiple languages)
Improvements to online experience (including merging servers and creating tools to help group together in online match)
DUO character support
Plus as many important fixes and community-requested improvements as we can include
We’re actively gathering feedback and updating it on tk2.nolt.io.
This is a big update for us and we’re doing our best to deliver it in the best possible shape.
Beta Testing
If you’re interested in helping us test upcoming updates:
Join our Discord: discord.gg/thekarters
Check the devlog channel for information
You can also reach out to our community manager Kami
We’re trying to keep the beta group manageable, so if you’re really interested in testing and helping us improve the game, feel free to jump in.
Thanks for your support, and we’ll keep you updated on what we’re working on.
See you in the next update!