Airship: Kingdoms Adrift Announces New Features and Improvements
September 29, 2025 - Airship: Kingdoms Adrift, the highly anticipated game where players take on the role of a newly commissioned airship captain to forge a mercantile empire across the archipelago of Suthseg, has released an update detailing new features and improvements. The update comes as the game continues to evolve, offering players an enhanced experience.
The latest updates include:
- Addition of Thai language support (translation in progress)
- Initiation of end-game combat optimization
- Replacement of company and publisher logos, reflecting a name change rather than a new publisher
- Optimization of bullet-related memory pools to reduce memory load
- Increase in battle engagement zone size for more dynamic gameplay
- Expansion of hitboxes on the map button for easier access when towns have numerous facilities
- Reduction of unnecessary camera shake during larger battles
- Addition of Adaptive Camera Zoom to enhance smoothness in gameplay
- Update of Unity Steamworks API to its latest version, aiming to reduce Steam-related crashes
- Improvement of inventory sorting and updating processes to make item browsing and production completion faster without frame loss
Bug fixes include:
- Removal of lingering WASD and Space-to-Fire warning text at the start of battles
- Elimination of a 3D render behind the game's start cutscene that caused unnecessary GPU load
- Restoration of the missing Mund Kraken blueprint in settlements
- Fixing crashes triggered by production completion
- Correction of issues where beams and lances sometimes failed to despawn
For more detailed information about these updates, players are encouraged to visit the official Steam announcement page: https://steamcommunity.com/games/1597310/announcements/detail/538866028337169163.
Players are invited to continue their adventures in Suthseg, building fleets, charting trade routes, establishing industries, and exploring the frontier with these exciting new features and improvements.
