Temtem, developer Crema's massively-multiplayer riff on Pokémon, is off to a flying start. It's sold over 500,000 copies in its first month of Steam early access, and now Crema is ready to share its future plans for the game by way of a new content roadmap.
Crema has split its roadmap, which details the major features planned ahead of Temtem's 1.0 release, into two parts, with part one covering additions due between now and autumn this year. Crema does warn, however, that "ideas change constantly and stuff we like today we might not like as much tomorrow", so features and dates aren't set in stone.
At present though, Crema anticipates that spring will bring club management, essentially a clan feature for friends, alongside in-game chat - which will include both private messaging and predefined group chat, including Global, Local, Trade, and Club channels. Additionally, players can expect a first pass at ranked matchmaking and spectator modes.