Summary
- Smite 2 plans to release a new God every week until at least August 2025.
- The game aims to have 78 Gods by August, compared to 130 Gods in the original Smite accumulated over 10 years.
- The release cycle will alternate between the previous game’s Gods and new Smite 2 Gods every eight weeks.
It’s almost exactly a year since Smite 2 was revealed at the Smite World Championship. Since then, the game has been released into early access on Steam, with tens of thousands of daily players.
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The title has endured a bit of a rocky launch window, sitting at “Mixed” reviews on the Valve-owned platform, but developer Titan Forge Games has big plans to turn things around, aiming to release a new god every week for the next eight months.
Smite 2 Has Lofty Ambitions To Close Out Its First Year
Announced as part of 2025’s Smite World Championship, Titan Forge Games and Hi-Rez Studios outlined their plans for Smite 2’s next few months.
It confirmed that it intends to release a new God every week until at least August 2025. That’s a total of 32 gods between now and August, a vast selection for players to dig into.
The releases will come in eight-week cycles, with the first seven weeks including Gods from the previous Smite game, and the eighth week including a brand-new God for Smite 2. This process will repeat four times, with 28 returning Gods and four new Gods debuting over that period.
Smite 2 already has 46 Gods available in the game, so with the new additions coming, it should be at 78 by August. By comparison, the first game had 130 Gods in total, added to the game over the course of around ten years. Smite 2 is set to receive well over half of that total in its first year.
The future is looking good for Smite fans.
