Greetings, Tinkerers & Tycoons,

Early Access is an exciting experience! And for us and Good Company, the past 12+ months have doubtlessly been an inspiring, intense, and also intricate journey.

The further Good Company developed, the more it also changed its path on some levels. You can have a firm vision for your project as a team, but if you truly take your community into account, plans will need to shift in order to shape your game for the better.

Updated Roadmap

Following this productive exchange with you, we have realigned some development priorities for Good Company and want to present to you an adjusted roadmap for the coming months.



As you can see, we have divided our roadmap into three big chunks, each with a main point of focus. In addition to each major release, you can expect lots of extra updates and improvements to roll out periodically along the way to our full launch! As always, we will analyze community feedback and incorporate useful findings from extensive beta testing.

We feel that the new roadmap plans contain key features that are imperative for Good Company's final release and hope that you'll continue to understand and support the need for this prioritization. After Good Company is fully released into the wild, we're happy to dive back in and re-evaluate with the community what kind of additional content we'll be working on and when it can be released (such as modding, production contracts, and bigger products).

Public Codecks Decks

Since today's post is about keeping you all tightly in the loop regarding the future development of Good Company, there's more news we'd like to share with you!

To organize tasks, ideas, and issues, we use a very cool and powerful tool called Codecks. Those of you who are active on our Good Company Discord have been able to send their input - suggestions and bug reports - to be included in the respective categories (or decks, as it's called in Codecks). Community input from other sources is added manually to those lists by our team.

From now on, the tasks + suggestions and bug decks are public, so everyone interested in viewing the collected feedback can check it out for themselves.



Please note: To keep the decks well organized, we will browse through the contributions from time to time and sort out double postings and adjust prioritizations. We hope this new option for insights is useful for you to keep track of development.

If you have any questions regarding the updated roadmap or the Codecks decks (or something else), don't hesitate to get in touch with us!

All the best,
Your Chasing Carrots