Unrailed 2: Back on Track has rolled out a fresh experimental update that invites players to test new features before they hit the main game. If you’re curious about what’s coming next, this update offers some interesting additions and fixes that might change how you build your rails.
Accessing the experimental version is simple: right-click Unrailed in your Steam library, go to Settings, then Betas, and select the experimental branch. Remember, these changes are still in flux and could shift based on player feedback. You can share your thoughts on the Steam discussion page or join the developers on their Discord server.
Changelog v-498-37d44ee
- Improvement: Brake tracks now activate precisely when the first wagon is on them, with brake strength roughly equal to three seconds of a brake wagon.
- Improvement: Full lobbies are now visible at the bottom of the lobby browser, making it easier to find games.
- Improvement: Sound and music have been updated for a better audio experience.
- Improvement: The second tree model in the labyrinth biome is now clearer, improving visual clarity.
- New: Snails and mimic trees have been added, along with the labyrinth biome theme available in the editor.
- Bug fix: Fixed host disconnects when starting time attack mode.
- Balance: The boss now targets players more aggressively.
- Improvement: Boss mimic movement has been improved for smoother behavior.
- Bug fix: The editor is working again after previous issues.
These changes show the developers are focusing on both gameplay balance and adding fresh content to keep things interesting. The new labyrinth biome with snails and mimic trees sounds like a fun twist, especially for those who enjoy building and editing maps.
What do you think about the new boss behavior and the added biome? Have you tried the experimental build yet? Drop your thoughts in the comments below—I’m curious to hear how these tweaks affect your Unrailed 2 experience.
