The OpenRA developers have been working hard recently for a new release in the next months that should include important features such as savegames, improved user interface, polished map previews, suport power directions and much more. Sounds very promising so far. Here are their words on it:
And there is more... you can read the whole list of changes at this wiki topic.
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| Singleplayer savegames Probably the most wanted missing feature, the next version will include support for savegames in both skirmish and the campaigns. No more losing all progress to a stray dog eating your Tanya!  Longer missions can now be played in several takes instead of needing you to pull through in one go. Spectator UI and new Tiberian Dawn sidebar Our spectator UI has always been noted to be clunky and take too much space on the screen. With the next update we are happy to finally introduce a more slim and focused spectator UI.  The new transpart overlay is a huge quality of live upgrade for both casters and casual spectators. Our second most visible update features yet another long standing UI rework that was just completed last month after sitting on the shelf for years. The sidebar in Tiberian Dawn was completely overhauled and looks better than ever. Polished building placement previews There is not much to say here, the images will tell the story. The tweaked placement preview makes it easier to see both the building being placed and any cells that are blocked by units or debris. On a side node for the modders reading this: With the coming update the core engine will also support placing building variants in your mod (if you like north and south facing refineries for example).  The new Tiberian Dawn UI includes a refreshed building placement overlay and brand new sidebars. Polished map previews The ingame UI was not the only thing getting an upgrade. We overhauled the map previews of the map chooser to look the same as ingame.  The new previews include the positions of forests and civilian structures. Setting support power directions Parabombs and airstrikes have long been a point of both frustration (when taking too long to reach their destination) and joy (when immediately whipping an army at the map edge). We kept the joy aspect, but removed the frustration! The upcoming release will allow you to conveniently select the approach vector by dragging into a specific direction while placing the power.  Want to avoid air defenses by sending your troopers in from the south? We’ve got your back. Even more upcoming changes The list is long, too long for this post. A few other noteworthy changes include:
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And there is more... you can read the whole list of changes at this wiki topic.