Montoy discusses a possible leak of Squadron 42 achievements on Steam, suggesting a potential Steam launch for both Squadron 42 and Star Citizen that could broaden their audience despite existing purchases outside the platform. He also reviews current in-game events like Pirate Week and the September 2026 store bundle, sharing his opinions on the items while encouraging community feedback on the leak and hopes for Steam key integration.
In this video, Montoy discusses a potential leak of Squadron 42 achievements appearing on Steam, which has stirred interest among fans. While the leak is unconfirmed, the achievements listed seem to align well with known elements of Squadron 42’s storyline and gameplay, such as references to key plot points and features like Titan suits and racing. Montoy highlights that if true, this leak not only reveals some game content but also strongly suggests that Squadron 42 and Star Citizen could be launching on Steam, which would be a significant development for the community who prefer having their games centralized on that platform.
Montoy emphasizes the potential benefits of a Steam release, noting that it would expose the games to a much wider audience despite the fact that many existing players have already purchased the game outside of Steam. He believes the increased visibility and accessibility could boost the game’s profile significantly, even if the developers have to share revenue with Steam. The achievements themselves, numbering around 40 to 60, appear reasonable for the expected gameplay length and cover a broad range of activities, suggesting a well-rounded experience.
The video then shifts focus to the ongoing Pirate Week event, where a variety of pirate-themed ship paints and gear are available for purchase. Montoy reviews several items, including starter packs like the Duelist and Privateer packs, which include ships like the Cutlass and themed armor sets. He also discusses the pricing and aesthetics of different pirate paints for various ships, expressing personal preferences and noting which paint jobs he finds appealing or overpriced. Additionally, Montoy mentions community contests and treasure hunts tied to the event.
Next, Montoy examines the monthly store bundle for September 2026, which features a new armor set and a rifle with a distinctive paint job on the Aurora ship. While he appreciates the rifle and the Aurora’s look, he is not a fan of the heavy armor set included in the bundle, finding it uninspiring and too reminiscent of other designs. He considers the price point of $23 too high for the bundle given his lukewarm feelings about the armor, though he acknowledges that others might like it.
In closing, Montoy reiterates his excitement about the potential Steam release of Squadron 42 and Star Citizen, encouraging viewers to share their thoughts on the legitimacy of the leak. He expresses hope that Steam keys will be provided to allow existing players to integrate their games into Steam’s ecosystem. The video wraps up with a call to action for viewers to like, subscribe, and comment, inviting community engagement on these topics.