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Dustin Bailey

"Any update is a bonus not a right": Peak co-developer Landfall reminds impatient fans it's not a live-service studio

A distressed Peak character.

Peak might have suddenly become one of the biggest games on Steam last year, but co-developers Aggro Crab and Landfall are still small, indie studios that can't crank out infinite updates at the pace of a live-service studio. The friendslop favorite is getting its final biome in 2026, even as some fans continue to demand more – and Landfall is keen to remind them that the studio has no moral obligation to keep updating the game.

In a Twitter response to one player lamenting what they call a "lazy dev cycle" for Peak, Landfall says that the game has "had sooo many updates tho!" And, it should be noted, those are free updates for an $8 game. "Neither us or Aggro Crab are live service studios," Landfall says, adding that "any update is a bonus not a right."

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