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VS2.3: Drive, Automate & Detonate

It is my pleasure to reveal the name of our next major update for Space Engineers 2 – VS2.3: Drive, Automate & Detonate!

We are now moving toward the feature freeze phase of VS2.3 development. This means we stop adding new features to the update and focus on making everything that is already included stable, polished, and ready for release. From this point, the team’s work shifted more toward testing, bug fixing, balancing, improving usability, and making sure the update feels good in real gameplay.

You can expect VS2.3 to be released in late June or early July. Watch this space – I will share more details about the timeline and all the features included in this major update as we get closer to launch!

Roadmap

Meanwhile, we also have teams working on VS3 and VS4 in

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Image Credit: MSC-290 Sleipnir by Lemon

Our favorite pastime is browsing through the workshop - we are in love with all the creations our players are constantly sharing.

We can't wait every month to spotlight mods and blueprints that catch our eye and have the potential to make your time in Space Engineers more interesting and unique.

Here is our spotlight for the month of May!




The Economy 2 update opened up custom textures for HUD modding, and these new community-made HUDs show just how much is possible now!

Doktor'd HUDS - Bars n Things by Herr Doktor

This is my first (and mostly complete) attempt at a new HUD design. I wanted to get it out there for critique and find any issues. This hasn't been changed at all for Controller, so it's only viable for Mouse/Keyboard right now.

Doktor'd Huds - 1st Person HUD by Herr Doktor

This one is for the RP'ers, so it should make like a dozen or so people happy at

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VS2.3 – Event Controller

Logan “Jakaria” Tyran, Game Team: "When deciding events to implement for SE2’s Event Controller, we looked back at SE1 to see what vehicles/automatons player’s built that typically required scripts or complex solutions to what could just be a simple event. This includes mechs, subgrid wheel controllers, cranes, turrets, etc.

I’ve seen some really cool use-cases from our designers already- I implemented the Forward/Back Velocity event with the intention of using it for my own subgrid VTOL ship (to rotate the nacelle approximately in the direction of thrust when hovering), and instead the designer used it to make automatic reversing lights for their car.”


Sam Andrews, Design Team: “Here you can see the Event Controllers being used for scriptless controlling of robotic arm using WASDQE and mouse to control its movement!”