Developer and publisher Neojac Entertainment has released the first major content update for Frontier Legends, addressing a rough launch and a wave of player feedback with changes to the game’s interface, building system, and server infrastructure.
Players will be happy to know that the game now has official dedicated servers, alongside the ability for players to rent or host their own servers independently. The studio is framing it by giving players more control over how they experience the game, whether that means a small private world shared with friends or a larger community-run server.
- Launch of official dedicated servers, plus the ability to rent or host servers independently
- Frees players to host a small private world for friends or build a larger community server
The interface has been overhauled to better fit the game’s western setting, with improved layouts, clearer item rarity indicators, and better inventory management throughout. A new social system has been added alongside it, letting players add posse members, share claims, and build settlements together. UI overhaul includes:
- Complete UI overhaul to better reflect the western atmosphere of Frontier Legends
- Improved interface layouts and usability
- Better item management and inventory displays
- Clearer rarity indicators on items
- Enhanced visuals throughout the UI
- Added a social system, allowing players to add posse members, share claims, and build settlements together cooperatively
The update also brings a new progression system introducing new mining and crafting resources, including coal, nickel, and tungsten, unlock around 50 new craftable items. The update also expands equipment options significantly, adding 60 new tools and recipes, 70 new guns, and three new bow types, with tool rarities now following their own distinct progression paths.
- New mining and crafting resources, including coal, nickel and tungsten
- These resources unlock approximately 50 new craftable items
- Expanded equipment progression with 60 new tool items & recipes
- 70 new gun items
- 3 new bow types
- Tool rarities with unique progression paths
Building has been reworked into a modular system, letting players piece together structures from individual foundations, walls, doorways, windows, and roofs. Neojac has confirmed this is only the first step, with more designs, materials, and customization options planned for future updates.
- Players can now construct their own structures using modular pieces such as foundations, walls, doorways, windows, and roofs
- Future updates will greatly expand the system with additional designs, materials, decorations, and customization options
Exploration also gets a boost with three new huntable animal species, additional hideouts, and new points of interest scattered across the frontier.
- 3 new huntable animal species
- Additional hideouts
- New points of interest
Alongside all of the above, the update includes a large number of bug fixes, optimizations, and gameplay improvements based directly on community feedback. The full patch notes are available on its official Steam blog post. If you are interested in trying Frontier Legends in its Early Access, you can do so by heading to its official Steam page.
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