2025 was a foundational year for Flying Land. Core systems were stabilized, performance improved, and key mechanics refined. While much of the work happened behind the scenes, it set the stage for more visible progress ahead.
In 2026, development will move toward feature expansion, broader testing phases, and deeper player interaction systems. Thank you for being part of this journey.
As the year draws to a close, we want to thank everyone who has followed and supported Flying Land throughout 2025. Your feedback, discussions, and patience help shape the future of the project.
We wish you a warm and peaceful holiday season. Development will continue during the holidays at a lighter pace, and more updates are coming soon.
As the year comes to an end, December focuses on evaluating current systems and preparing for the next development phase. Internal reviews are underway to identify remaining bottlenecks and prioritize upcoming features.
This period is primarily about consolidation, cleanup, and planning rather than large gameplay changes. A clearer roadmap for early 2026 is currently being prepared.
November’s update addresses combat AI behavior and additional balance adjustments. Improvements focus on making encounters more predictable and readable while maintaining strategic depth.
Changes include refined target selection logic, adjusted damage distribution, and clearer outcome summaries. These tweaks aim to reduce frustration caused by unclear or inconsistent combat results.
October development focuses on PvE content and quest systems. Rather than linear storylines, quests are designed as strategic objectives tied to city growth, exploration, and resource management.
Current testing includes:
1. Task chain logic and completion conditions
2. Reward scaling based on city level
3. UI clarity for active and completed objectives
These systems aim to add structure and direction without forcing players into rigid paths.
