Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr Post-release Roadmap

If you’d like to know what’s next for NeocoreGames’s sci-fi action-RPG Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr, this official Steam announcement directs us to the new post-release roadmap for the game. It also describes the next big Dark Eldar-themed update the developers call “Season 1: Drukhari” that will increase the game’s level cap and add new planets and missions. Check it out:

Inquisitors,

the time has come for us to share more details about the future of Martyr! This means that we’re presenting you a brand new Roadmap, which will hopefully communicate all our future plans for the game clearly, including all free updates (Seasons and smaller patches), with more accurate information added as they are developed.

What you can see right now is the first, static iteration of our soon-to-be dynamic Roadmap for the game. Please take a look, and let us know what you think!

You can view the current Roadmap here: Community Roadmap

Features of the final roadmap will include:

• Dynamically changing entries with each update
• Features for viewing related articles, posts, and patch logs for each milestone
• Subscribe feature to get notifications for updates

What this Roadmap contains is our definite outline for the game’s close future. As you can see, our plan for Martyr includes numerous free content updates and events, and we will keep to this plan throughout the lifetime of the game.

With that said, let’s now talk a little bit about the first upcoming milestone.

Season 1: Drukhari

The first free content update of Martyr will be a Dark Eldar themed Season – this means a new Investigation series tied with a new enemy faction, the mysterious Drukhari, a new Subsector called Triglav where Inquisitors can rank up. The update also brings new planets, new missions, and various other in-game elements, so every Inquisitor shall find something new as the first Season starts.

With the additional new free content we’ll be also increasing the level cap to 70. Power Rating of enemies and items will increase as well in correlation with this change.

We feel that it is also important to address all the constructive feedback that we have received during the Warzone. We want to assure everyone that we have received and processed all your requests, observations, but implementing them will take time – as you can see on the Roadmap, we have quite the work cut out for us. Not only is the launch of Season 1 is creeping up on us, but we would have to find the time between these major content updates to tend to these requests from the community, minor and major ones alike.

Therefore, we’d like to ask for your understanding – our utmost goal is to deliver to you the necessary fixes and our vision for the game. Our team is small, but we are dedicated, and we will keep working hard on Martyr to ensure that we reach our goals. Currently, our plan is to take a harder look at all the feedback that we have received so far after the arrival of the Dark Eldar, and do something about it.

As for the Warzone, although it was the event leading up to the first Season, it will remain active and playable for everyone.

After all, in the grim dark future, there is only war…