Satisfactory

Improved game stability and cross-platform multiplayer connectivity.

Improved audio and physics consistency for vehicle jump pad interactions.

Improved connectivity and stability for multiplayer hosts.

General polish to menus and text translations.

Significant improvements to building precision and placement flexibility.

Better control over platform integration and account connectivity.

Better out-of-the-box experience for Steam Deck users.

Significant improvements to controller reliability and user interface navigation.

Better stability and persistence for world creatures.

Resolved critical performance issues and soft-locks related to train docking.

More reliable pathing and improved stability.

Improved server stability and easier save game management.

Potential for better stability and performance when placing many similar objects.

Greater customization and placement options for signage.

Better visual feedback during building and fixed various UI glitches.

Significantly reduced resource costs and waste for Plutonium production.

Significant improvements to modding API and module loading stability.

Significant stability and performance improvements for blueprinting.

Clients can now properly manage their character colors.

Faster travel and improved stability for Ziplines.

Event duration restored to allow players more time to participate.

Significant quality-of-life improvements to HUD customization and manual input for building stats.

General stability and usability improvements across various systems.

Significant quality-of-life improvements to map navigation and multiplayer UI sync.

Better vehicle stability and more reliable train logistics.

Slower production and higher aluminum costs, though copper costs are slightly reduced.

Massive increase in power output and reduced waste, despite higher production costs and slower speeds.

General increase in Bauxite and Aluminum costs across most alternative recipes.

Improved visual fidelity and building feedback.

Significantly improved stability and reduced crashes for multiplayer clients.

Significant improvement in game stability and crash reduction.

More creative control and better usability for cinematic captures.

Much more flexible and intuitive building process.

Greater flexibility in base layout and building placement.

Better vertical fluid transport and easier placement.

Significantly more flexible placement and reliable climbing.

Minor UI validation improvement.

Progression gating for the final tier is now properly enforced.

Significantly easier to unlock in early Tier 6.

Improved performance when using train stations.

Improved UI layout and naming.

Better audio control and fixed interaction bugs.

Removed power-bypass exploit and fixed erratic activation.

Precise control over fluid flow rates.

Significantly increased fluid throughput capacity.

Significant quality-of-life and stability improvements ported from the console build.

Minor quality of life improvements to various menus.

Restored essential building interactions and sampling in multiplayer environments.

Much better control over machine noise levels.

Significant quality-of-life improvements to inventory and map navigation.

Critical fix for fluid transport on inclines and improved UI interaction.

Increased resource requirements for both standard and alternative production paths.

Shifted resource requirements away from rods/rotors toward radio control units.

Corrected power logic for generators and lighting.

Safer and more intuitive interaction with Freight Carts.

Earlier unlock and lower power consumption.

New production alternatives added to the game.

Much easier to place and aim, with updated visuals.

Improved accessibility and translation accuracy across all languages.

Significant stability improvements for users with special characters in usernames.