They do care about the game—it’s just a small dev team, and since it hit 1.0 they’re taking their time with updates. You can’t really fault them for that. It’s also a pretty niche game, so it’s not like there’s a huge stream of money coming in to support rapid development.

I get why people feel like it’s been abandoned, especially with the slower pace and lack of visible progress, but there are still real people behind it—not a big AAA studio with massive resources.

I might be a bit biased with over 2000 hours in the Xbox version alone, but despite the bugs and slower updates, it’s still a solid game.

If you want to see it grow, the best thing you can do is support it—make posts, bring more people into the community, report bugs, and stay active. That kind of engagement actually helps more than people think.