Space Engineers 2 News-Hub schrieb:

Hello, Engineers!

Your feedback continues to be incredibly valuable to us. We have been closely following your thoughts on ship handling, world settings, and overall game feel, and we want to keep refining these systems together with you in between major updates.

We are adding an option to disable Super Dampeners in your worlds for players who want a different flight feel - or for those who prefer finding out their actual speed the traditional way. This new setting is available in Advanced World Settings. By default, Super Dampeners remain On, which preserves the current Space Engineers 2 behavior. When turned Off, ship handling behaves more like Space Engineers 1. We have also fixed issues with dampeners and gravity interaction.

Next on our radar is an option to disable Target-based Gyro for players who prefer legacy ship steering - meaning SE1-style ship rotation. It is not part of this update, but

Space Engineers News-Hub schrieb:

Image Credit: FM

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 March!

Planet Nivis by DestroyerSTAR

Nivis is a treacherous, rocky planet covered in a thick layer of permafrost and snow. It features custom ambience, particle effects, weather events, fauna, voxel materials, and cloud textures.

Tutorial Robot Farm by Dread_Mechanic

Space Engineers | Auto-Farming Robot | Vanilla Tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VnP2zwLHkM

Scenario - Mission Bodenlos by NerdorbitLP

This is a hardcore challenge scenario. Survive and thrive under harsh conditions.

"Easy" Ranch (NPC Boss Encounter) by Echthros

Pay a visit to an old,

Space Engineers 2 News-Hub schrieb:

Let’s talk performance. We hear you and we are working around the clock to deliver you as many short-term solutions as possible via our after-release hotfixes. We have already added support for assigning arrow keys in Controls and even gave you the proper BRRRRT.

Performance is something I think about constantly, but right now our main priority is clear – we need to finish the core gameplay systems and keep the game stable. That means reducing crashes, fixing bugs, and making sure everything works together as intended. Without that foundation, optimization doesn’t really matter.

We are still improving performance with every Vertical Slice. These are ongoing optimizations across rendering, simulation, and memory. But the deeper, more systemic optimization comes later – once the major systems are