Hyper Light Breaker First Roadmap for Early Access Is Here

by James Lara February 13, 2025 6:35 pm in News
Hyper Light Breaker Roadmap

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Spring is in the air, at least in some states, as we northerners are still dealing with some pretty harsh winter weather. But that’s beside the point because, as the saying goes, Spring is in the air, and for Hyper Light Breaker, that means that early access players can expect the upcoming months to be filled with new content.

That’s right. The first Hyper Light Breaker roadmap is here, detailing everything coming this spring.

Hyper Light Breaker Has a Busy Spring Ahead, With More Planned for Summer

As you can see above, the first roadmap for Hyper Light Breaker is pretty packed, with content, balancing, bugs, and performance fixes planned for every month until April 2025. That’s just for this roadmap, as a “Summer Edition” roadmap is also being planned, which will run from May to July. Heart Machine plans to reveal it sometime in May.

Not a bad slate of planned stuff coming, and hopefully, by the time the 1.0 launch version is ready, the game will be in a much better state than it currently is. While gameplay-wise, Hyper Light Breaker is rather fun, its early access launch hasn’t been as solid as many had hoped for, with an array of issues plaguing the game, from bugs to performance issues.

The title currently has a mixed rating on Steam, with many voicing concerns over some of the mentioned issues. Heart Machine has vowed to improve the experience, and seeing this roadmap is a good first step in understanding how they’ll do it. Let’s hope it will be enough because underneath all the issues the early access currently has, there’s a pretty solid and fun cooperative game to be had here. I for one cannot wait to see how the game evolves, and hopefully for the better.

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James Lara

A gamer at heart, James has been working for MP1st for the last decade to do exactly what he loves, writing about video games and having fun doing it. Growing up in the 90's gaming has been in his DNA since the days of NES. One day he hopes to develop his own game.