Atlas

Microsoft have scheduled another episode of Inside Xbox for tomorrow, 24 September 2019, when they'll be giving us more info on Project xCloud, as well as a closer look at a few games, one of which is Obsidian's RPG The Outer Worlds.

Atlas' latest roadmap reveals planned additions for March and they include a new war system, player shops and world redesign among other things. The devs also confirmed that all official servers will be wiped once the new update launches.

One Atlas player has used a technical exploit to start a rain of whales that caused total devastation on North American PVP servers. Grapeshot Games released the official statement saying that the issue has been fixed after server rollback.

Atlas admin Steam account has been compromised by one player who gained access to North American PvP servers. The hijacker used the admin powers to cause devastation on the server by spawning sea beasts, WW2 tanks and rain warplanes.

Atlas has received its most substantial update since launching into Early Access back in December 2018. The new patch brings numerous bug fixes, reduces Sea monsters' damage up to 66 per cent, fixes flag claims and boosts tamed creatures.

Atlas has had a rough start, and Grapeshot Games are well aware of that, as they explained in a lengthy Steam post. To that end, they have promised to fix the game eventually, through numerous and swift updates that will occur daily.

The latest Atlas update is now live on Steam, and the developer Grapeshot Games have included improved server performance, rebalanced skill point requirements and doubled gold and item awards that players get from Treasure hunting.

Atlas has become one of the biggest disappointments of 2018, and it hasn't gone unnoticed. It has an abysmal rating on Steam and Valve are now refunding the game even if someone played it for more than two hours, which doesn't occur often.

Grapeshot Games have finally managed to launch Atlas, but now it's on a good track to be more of a disappointment than Fallout 76 was. Many are calling it a reskin of ARK: Survival Evolved, while others claim it was originally DLC.

Grapeshot shared a new extended look at their upcoming Early Access title Atlas. The pirate-themed MMO looks really promising in the latest trailer and it showcases weather effects, sea and fort battles, ghost ships and treasure hunting.