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ShipShaper: Falconeer Chronicles Adds Online Competitive Play on November 19
Publisher Wired Productions and Gamersky Games announced that ShipShaper: Falconeer Chronicles will add online competitive multiplayer on November 19.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Why it matters
A game sold as a freeform shipbuilding tool is adding a competitive mode, which turns a creation sandbox into a match-based game and gives players a reason to test their builds against each other.
Key Facts
- Wired Productions and Gamersky Games announced online competitive multiplayer for ShipShaper: Falconeer Chronicles on November 19.
- ShipShaper: Falconeer Chronicles entered early access in September 2026 as a ship-design tool.
- A closed test of the competitive mode ran for about one month.
- A new playtest begins October 27, with participants being recruited.
- The early access version is available on PC via Steam with Japanese language support for 1,700 yen.
The ship-design game entered early access in September 2026 as a tool for building ships freely, and its update plans at launch did not state competitive play. A closed test of the competitive mode ran for about a month, and a new playtest opens October 27 with participants being recruited.
The competitive mode was tested behind closed doors for about a month before the announcement. A new playtest begins October 27, ahead of the November 19 rollout, and sign-ups are open.
ShipShaper: Falconeer Chronicles is developed by Tomas Sala, the creator behind the Falconeer series, and is published by Wired Productions and Gamersky Games. The early access version is on PC via Steam with Japanese language support, priced at 1,700 yen, and supports Steam Workshop for sharing ship designs.
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