Space Engineers 2 News-Hub schrieb:

Jetpack Enemy Archetype

For all of you waiting for tougher opponents – in the next Space Engineers 2 update, the Renegades and Boatmen will get their hands on jetpack technology.

Of course, they did not leave the jetpacks exactly as they found them. The Renegades and Boatmen reverse-engineered and modified them, removing a few “unnecessary” safety features along the way.

Jetpack enemies will be much tougher than their ground-based counterparts, but the jetpack itself will also be their weak point. Put a few rounds into it and they may start regretting all those wires, tubes, and safety systems they left on the workbench.

More Ores Reworked

We are also continuing the ore visual rework. Chromium, Lead, and Magnesium are next, making them easier to recognize while exploring and mining.

Chromium



Lead

Space Engineers News-Hub schrieb:

Hello, Engineers!

Since our Warfare 3 reveal, we’ve received a lot of questions, many along the same lines: How will all of this actually work?

We sat down with Space Engineers Lead Designer Ryan Keel to pick his brain - this time about Combat NPCs.

Let’s talk about NPCs in Warfare 3. Will they be joining in on the fun?

Our Economy 2 update laid the foundation for interactable NPCs in Space Engineers, and we've been hard at work expanding and improving them ever since. In Warfare 3, we're taking another big step toward making the world feel more alive!

NPCs are now being introduced across all existing encounters, bringing new activity and personality to the places you discover. From passing Cargo Ships to dangerous Factorum encounters, you'll find new signs of life throughout the universe. Hostile

Space Engineers 2 News-Hub schrieb:

Hello, Engineers!

On October 23, 2013, Space Engineers launched into Steam Early Access. Thirteen years later, we are still building, still experimenting, and still discovering what happens when we put engineering tools into your hands.

This anniversary belongs to everyone who has been part of that journey. The veteran who remembers their first flight with the Red Ship. The builder sharing their first blueprint. The modder solved a problem nobody had thought to tackle. The friend who says, “You have to try this game,” and then spends the evening helping a new Engineer get off the ground. To all Keen Software House team members, fellow former and current colleagues.

Thank you for thirteen years of creativity, support, patience, and wonderfully ambitious ideas. We could not have done this without you.

It Started with a Sandbox

Before it was called Space Engineers, the project’s working title was simply