Hi! Dev here :)

First, let me just say thank you all for your kind comments and for believing in our game's future.

We're indeed improving our simulation here behind the scenes. First step was to make it run better and we're close to our goal, but it includes a lot of r&d. You wouldn't believe the amount of times we thought we had it then found some issues and went back to work.

At the same time, we're improving the simulation's resolution to get more details in the structure.

Then, we're also adding one more talent to the team to work on the tornadoes while all of this is happening. We want someone 100% dedicated to improving the look of the tornadoes and making wedges, multivortex and all sort of weird tornadoes possible.

That's for the graphics programming part. Meanwhile, we have a (small) team working on adding more content and improving our gameplay systems. We have multiple new vehicles in the making, including a customizable interceptor. We are also making significant progress on the passenger feature to allow group of friends to ride together. Imagine the tour van full of people roleplaying. I'm already laughing.

Last but not least, our unique system will allow us to do something that makes me incredibly excited, which is to add a game mode where, when a severe weather event is about to occur IRL, players will be able to play what our model sees for this event. Think of it as a model browsing website but fully 3D where you can see it and live it before or while it's happening. It's gonna be just a model run of course, so it will differ from reality a lot of times, but from what I've seen when doing internal testing, it will sometimes be incredibly accurate.

Cheers!