Lost Skies
News, coverage and analysis tracking Lost Skies across the outlets.- Lost Skies’ patch built ‘after hours’ is live with treasure changes and ship scanningA new patch for the survival sandbox game Lost Skies has been released, featuring improvements to island loading, ship part scanning, and treasure chest mechanics. The update was reportedly developed by a dedicated team at Bossa Studios outside of normal working hours, leading to community speculation about the publisher Balor Games and the game's development roadmap.
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- Lost Skies readies skill update built ‘after hours’ as the promised roadmap is delayed yet againBossa Studios has delayed the roadmap update for its multiplayer airship survival game Lost Skies, with no new timeline provided. The upcoming update will include significant skill tree changes, improved ore identification, quality-of-life features like ship part scanning and UI-based treasure chests, and island performance enhancements. These updates are being developed by the team in their personal time due to their passion for the game.
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- Lost Skies asks players for a ‘wishlist’ of improvements, pushes roadmap to March or AprilDeveloper Bossa Studios has provided an update on the roadmap for their co-op airship survival game, Lost Skies, now targeting a mid-March or early April release. The studio is actively collecting player feedback and feature requests through Discord to inform future development, though they have specifically asked players not to suggest making the game more like Worlds Adrift.