SnowRunner ends support for two platforms — Saber reveals new plans
Saber has confirmed that SnowRunner will no longer receive development for Nintendo Switch and macOS.
The Dragon Wagons DLC will be the final release for those platforms.
The studio unveiled a support roadmap for SnowRunner covering 2026–2027. New seasons are planned through 2027 as part of the Year 5 Pass. The SnowRunner journey continues: Season 17 is set to begin in early 2026, and testers are already evaluating the update’s beta.
Developers also outlined plans for RoadCraft. The Timberworks DLC, focused on logging, arrives on December 2. In March 2026 the game will receive a second major expansion that introduces two new maps and additional vehicles. That same month RoadCraft will add content featuring destructible-object mechanics.
Expeditions received an update as well — since November 20 players can explore the Tatras, and a trailer for the expansion has been published.
Source: iXBT.games


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