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GamingWhat’s in the MultiVersus Roadmap for 2025?
MultiVersus has returned from its time, launching into a few seasons of brand new content. Where are we going from here though? A MultiVersus roadmap would be the key document to let us know where we’re headed. Although, if you’re expecting to still be playing the game past the Spring, you’re not going to like the answer.
The developers were releasing regular updates and new content in MultiVersus patch notes since it returned from its shutdown. But what’s happening after this season ends? We know where the game is going for the next few weeks, but after that it’s going away again. This time forever.
Source: Epic Games
MultiVersus Roadmap in 2025
2024 was a better year for MultiVersus. The game came back from its first shut down. Although, not everyone liked the changes that had been made. It initially looked like it might be getting back on its feet. However, it just didn’t really seem to go anywhere.
Content updates continued to slow, it ailed to capture players, just like it did in its first release. Then we got the news. MultiVersus is shutting down. This was announced as we moved into he new season, which we now know will be last one.
Compared to past content updates, we now have a pretty clear idea of the MultiVersus roadmap! It’s going to get a bit of content this season, including a new character in Lola Bunny. However, once that’s done, that’s it. The game’s content will be available offline, if you’ve already downloaded it. However, it won’t be getting any future updates and the servers are going to be turned off.
MultiVersus Roadmap in 2024
When MultiVersus returned from its first shutdown, its future plans were being kept a bit quieter. Players don’t have too much of a clue about what’s next, but gradually we did get some signs are some signs or the MultiVersus roadmap in 2024.
The biggest one is the end date for the current season. The first season Battle Pass with characters like Jason in MultiVersus ended in July, before we moved on to more seasons. Gradually we saw more content being added to the game too, like Ranked mode coming back. Although, content updates definitely seemed slower than players might have liked.
Source: Epic Games
At the heart of it all, everyone is still raving about the beta and how much better it was. If they can get the game to play like the beta did that’s half the problem there. Don’t be like brawlhalla and require 292 hours of playing to complete a battle pass, if a certain skin is required for play in rifts make it easier to earn or buy, be realistic with store prices because they know we aren’t earning near enough gleamium. Do you have to complete both difficulties in order to beat a rift? The punchlines of jokes aren’t as funny when you have to read them. Let the characters voice them.
So you made a whole article for the roadmap for multiversus updates this year… And talked about one single update that anyone can boot up the game and see and nothing else? Thanks for wasting my time.