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Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen's CEO Chris Rowan has published a new producer's letter that looks back on 2023 and how the indie studio Visionary Realms has fared this year. Writing while in-game during this week's Alpha test, Rowan looks back on the ups and downs, and gives some insight into next year's plans.

Pantheon's Visionary Realms has addressed the community's disappointment following the canceled Pre-alpha test over the weekend. To make amends, the company announced it will be holding three new tests this week, despite the issue that caused the cancelation still persisting.

Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen has recently announced the postponement of its Pre-Alpha test session for Alpha pledges.

With Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen dropping its controversial 247 test mode, the Visionary Realms team is back on track. In the just-released November Producer's Letter, they cover development updates, recapping the month's changes, and announcing an upcoming NDA-free event that will enable more peeks into the game next month.

After a rough few weeks, Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen developer Visionary Realms has reversed course, canceling its planned 247 Extraction gameplay mode and returning to its full PvE MMORPG development. This is after fan outcry against the spin-off mode reached a fever pitch at the end of October, with this reversal coming thanks to that feedback.

During the Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen community Q&A last night, Creative Director Chris "Joppa" Perkins was asked whether the studio would consider bringing on volunteer developers to help speed up the dev process. In answer, Perkins states that it is "something" the team is looking at.

Visionary Realms is addressing concerns over it was recently revealed that the team is considering releasing a 247 mode build of Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen.

Pantheon's Visionary Realms has addressed the reports about a leaked letter detailing the company's intention to effectively monetize its new 247 play mode in a post on the game's official Discord.

As with many MMORPGs, Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen's development journey has seen its fair share of changes and evolutions. One of the most recent and significant changes was highlighted in the September Producer's Letter: a brand new art direction.

The Pantheon:  Rise of the Fallen team has shared what we can expect this month, from the next pre-alpha test to a state of the game tester Q&A, and more. 

Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen's latest producer has begun to set the stage for the eventual 24/7 pre-alpha testing the MMO. While pre-alpha testing has been occurring, mostly once a month and for just a day, the goal is to, by September, have a build that will be available for testers to start providing some feedback.

Coming off a year full of milestones, Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen's sets the first of ongoing monthly pre-alpha sessions for the end of January.

Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen is celebrating what the producer of the MMO calls a "milestone month" in December, as the team looks ahead to 2023. The month saw not only the team pledge to do monthly pre-alphas next year, but also saw one of the first alpha livestreams without dev direction thanks to influencer CoggCarnage.

Pantheon Rise of the Fallen is looking back on 2022 while we're still in November, giving a retrospective on the year that still currently is. However, the team is looking at all they've done this year in a new video, as well as touching on the subject of pre-alpha.

Visionary Realms is laying out the present and future for Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen, as well as giving us a peek at November, and updating the roadmap to alpha in its latest newsletter round.