The infinite timeline of Star Renegade is going to get even busier this year and next, and developer Massive Damage has revealed its plans for the future through a post-launch roadmap.

You'll be able to try to save the timeline with new classes like the Dragoon, a hybrid of damage and support that can absorb enemy attacks and re-channel furies, or tango with new enemies in new worlds. See below.

I purchased Star Renegades on Xbox Game Pass a while back, but have yet to attempt to save the universe. However, I didn't realize you could have a pet dog, and I intend to rectify that mistake soon. I also like the routine of jumping to a new timeline when I fail, which gives the game an Into the Breach feel.

There's also a light Shadow of Mordor-esque nemesis system, character relationships, many references to JRPGs, and many other concepts that make it both fascinating and very messy.

Alex Spencer called it a "multiverse master of zero" in his review of Star Renegades, giving it a score of 72, and I quite like the sound of this jumble.