Season content opens
A new progression track and cosmetic collection kick off.
Live-service game support
Marvelous Foundry puts seasonal content on a schedule players can plan around. Check the update calendar, progression rules and how your feedback makes it into the next patch.
Talk about live opsPlan around a season schedule shared before launch. Pick a week to narrow the list; each entry links to its patch notes. Times are in AEST.
A new progression track and cosmetic collection kick off.
Tuning changes based on early-season match data and player reports.
A seasonal event rotation opens, with its rules listed in-game.
Ladder results lock before the next placement period.
If a date has to move, we update the calendar and record the reason in the related patch notes. A delayed update gets announced, never left unexplained.
Seasonal progression gives players a clear track to follow, with rewards and end-of-season rules spelled out up front.
Every season has a reward track with a free path for all players and an optional paid path with extra cosmetic tiers. Progress comes from playing; the track never changes ranked stats or grants a competitive edge.
Collections rotate with the season. Before a season ends, check the in-game track for unclaimed items and the stated claim deadline.
The season page lists the collection rotation and the final claim date before a track closes.
Events happen inside the game, with rules and timing visible before they start. Ranked resets follow the season calendar.
Holiday map variants and limited-time rulesets have a posted start and finish window.
View the scheduleSeasonal brackets use published match rules and in-game entry details, scheduled for AU and NZ evenings.
Visit the communityPlacement rules are documented before each reset; fair-play checks apply all season long.
Read ranked updatesRanked rules and enforcement are documented separately from seasonal event details.
Safe and fair playReports come in through in-game tools, community forums and support tickets. The team reviews them every week.
Use the in-game report flow, the community forum or a support ticket. Include the mode and what happened.
Issues are sorted into immediate fixes, scheduled changes, or acknowledged items with no current plan.
The team weighs severity, repeat reports and match impact before assigning work to a build.
Patch notes record what changed, what's still under review and what won't be scheduled.
Player time matters. Progression has clear season limits, and reminders explain deadlines instead of relying on pressure tactics.
Players can follow the community calendar. Partners can hand over the schedule, patch workflow and player feedback process to an experienced live-ops team.
Marvelous Foundry can take on season planning, update coordination, patch-note publishing and community feedback triage for your online game.