Little Orbit took over the reins for Fallen Earth in May 2018. Since then, developers have been quietly working away to solve "crippling bugs and a low player base". In addition, devs felt that the project was one that would take a lot of time to work through. In a new post on the Fallen Earth site, Matt Scott has reviewed the work that has been tackled and / or completed and provided a look ahead at the coming year as the team works to move the game to a new engine.
"I can't answer whether this will be a complete reboot, a new game, or whether it will run with the current player data. I have received lots of questions, and I just don't know yet." Scott writes. "I can say that we're going to give our best effort at rebuilding the game. It will be a long process involving many stages. You can watch the official Twitter (@FallenEarth) or my personal Twitter (@mattpscott) for small updates or screenshots."
So, while there is no definitive roadmap of what devs expect to complete in 2019, it's good news for fans as the project steams ahead.
Check out the long post on the Fallen Earth site.
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