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January 19, 2022 10:00 pm GMT

'Splitgate' is getting a map builder and new modes on January 27th

Splitgate, the sci-fi portal shooter that transported me back to carefree Quake 3 Arena days, is getting a slew of updates on January 27th with its Beta Season One update. There's a map builder for constructing and sharing stages with friends, a 100 level battle pass, as well as new One Flag CTF and Evolution modes. (The latter gives the losing team of every round increasingly powerful weapons.) Developer 1047 Games also says the Foregone Destruction map is getting a major fidelity bump, which should be a sign of similar upgrades coming to other maps.

Our custom map creator will continue to evolve alongside the rest of the game, Ian Proulx, CEO of 1047 Games, said in a statement. Were looking at the map creator as an evolutionary tool driven by the community its a robust feature for fans to play with day one of our new season, and were really interested in hearing feedback from the community regarding the types of features and tools they want.

All of this sounds like great news for Splitgate fansat least, the few who've stuck around. According to SteamDB, the game is currently seeing 1,000 to 2,500 players per day, a far cry from its 67,000 player peak five months ago. I'd wager the launch of Halo Infinite's free multiplayer mode in December didn't help (that's where all my free time has been spent lately), but Splitgate's popularity has also steadily dropped since its open beta last August.

Sure, it was impressive that Splitgate hit 10 million downloads in under 30 days, but with the plethora of free shooters out there, 1047 Games will need to do more to actually keep people interested for the game's full release. A hardcore fanbase isn't enough.


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