Following its Early Access launch, Slay the Spire 2 has been met with staggering success, and we finally have a peek at the roadmap ahead.

Mega Crit dropped their latest developer note, 'Neow's Letter,' on the 14th. Beyond reflecting on the post-launch frenzy, the update confirmed that the game has already smashed through 3 million units sold—all in less than a week of Early Access.

The real meat of this 'Neow's Letter' is the future content. We’re looking at improvements to the badge and scoring systems, plus handy filters for friend-only leaderboards. They are also introducing a mode to tone down the game's horror elements, a thoughtful touch for those who find the atmosphere a bit too much to stomach.

On top of that, there is more artwork and VFX polish on the way. The team is committed to ongoing balance tweaks, and they are finally rolling out Steam Workshop support to let the modding community run wild. For those enjoying the new multiplayer features, expect better quality-of-life updates and official Twitch plugin integration soon.

If you are the impatient type, you will be pleased to hear about the upcoming test beta branch. You can simply select it in your Steam library to preview new features before they hit the main build. As for the schedule, the developers are being refreshingly honest: "We don’t want to promise a rigid schedule," they noted, opting instead to push content to the main branch only when it is actually ready.

Meanwhile, Mega Crit is busy stretching the IP even further. The Kickstarter campaign for the 'Slay the Spire: The Board Game' expansion, Downfall, kicks off on March 24th. It brings playable boss characters—inspired by fan-favourite community mods—to your tabletop. They are also treating fans to an OST vinyl release, just in case you needed more shelf candy.