Aggro Crab has shared a short video outlining its plans for 2026, confirming that Peak will receive its final biome along with several new features. The new biome will replace the existing Caldera area, though players should not expect it to arrive anytime soon. The studio says development is still at an early stage, so details about its visuals and gameplay will be revealed later.
Update releases for Peak will slow down in 2026 compared to previous years. Aggro Crab confirmed that a few updates focused on commonly requested player features are still in development, but they will be released less frequently. The studio chose not to go into specifics, saying it prefers to discuss those additions closer to launch.
Once the current updates are completed, Aggro Crab and co-developer Landfall will shift their focus to the game’s final biome. This environment will replace Caldera and represent the last major environmental change planned for Peak. The developers stress that this is a long-term goal rather than something coming in the near future.
The slower update cadence is largely due to both studios turning their attention to new projects. Aggro Crab is nearing the end of development on its cooperative forklift driving simulator Crashout Crew and has also mentioned additional unannounced projects. Landfall is similarly moving on to other work, limiting how much ongoing support Peak can receive.
As a result, players should not expect rapid or frequent updates throughout 2026. Peak will continue to be supported with a handful of feature updates and the eventual Caldera replacement, but development is entering a quieter phase as both studios balance current commitments with future plans.
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