Ahoy, brave Seafarers!
We have been stuck in the ice for a while, but we managed to break through, and we are coming back to all of you with another development update!
On this very day in 1848, the crews of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror abandoned their ships, but we are certainly not abandoning ours ;)
Take a look at the progress we made since the last development update here:
We would also like to thank our community for the patience and support that was shown towards us.
Our team is working hard to develop the game and bring you the ultimate survival experience on the icy banks of Arctic.
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