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Hey everyone! After super fun time we had with I Hate Running Backwards, we have another Croteam Incubator game due to be released soon.

Battle Bolts is a strategy multiplayer game by Shot Second, where up to 4 players battle in a deadly arena by programming their moves in advance. It’s launching via Steam Early Access this month, Mar 25.

Before you play it on Steam, check out this neat alpha version for the popular price of absolutely FREE on itch.io:
http://bit.ly/battlebolts-itch

A little background – Battle Bolts is a project that’s coming out of the Croteam Incubator. The team behind Battle Bolts is led by Croteam’s composer Damjan Mravunac and this game is his passion side project. Hope you like it.

Have any questions? You can find us on Twitter, Facebook as well as our official Discord channel where we’ll be glad to chat.

The general rule is – you don’t patch your games on Friday. But, Gamepires are a crazy bunch so that’s exactly what they usually do with SCUM. They like to live on the edge. To be fair, it’s been all good so far, so we won’t judge. We’ll jump in the game instead. There’s much to enjoy.

For one, you can visit a new place, the Coal Mine, but that’s not all. SCUM got many smaller islands around the main one. You should go there, who knows what they hide.

There are more new additions, of course, along with many tweaks and fixes.

Finally, this update marks the beginning of a brand new weekly comic series that will help you understand the lore behind SCUM.

Check out the full changelog at the link below:
https://steamcommunity.com/games/513710/announcements/detail/1813167203062212224

We’re proud to announce that Croteam’s partnered up with Croatian game-dev veterans 2×2 Games to create Unity of Command II, a sequel to the cult classic wargame Unity of Command: Stalingrad Campaign.

With the transition to 3D graphics, new features like Headquarters and refined core mechanics, as well as some new additions like supply hubs, road networks, and fog of war, 2×2 Games and Croteam are ready to take this operational-level wargame to the next level.

“We’re extremely happy to finally announce Unity of Command II. We have been working hard on making a sequel ever since the work on the first game was wrapped up. We can’t wait for everyone to jump in later this year and see the evolution in our vision of operational wargaming,” said 2×2 Games CEO, Tomislav Uzelac.

“You never know what to expect from Croteam! We’ve built our brand on chaotic shooter games in Serious Sam, went on to create a slow-paced philosophical gem in The Talos Principle and co-produced a survival megahit in SCUM,” said Roman Ribaric, Croteam CEO. “We love what 2×2 Games has done with Unity of Command and recognize the ingenuity behind it. We’re very excited to bring our experience to the table and make Unity of Command II the best wargaming title to date.”

Unity of Command II is scheduled for a Q3 2019 release. To stay up to date with all things Unity of Command II, wishlist the game on Steam today.

With the Early Access release fast approaching, our Croteam Incubator partners and friends from Gungrounds have made yet another dev-update on Serious Sam: Tormental. This one focuses on some of the weapons you will use to destroy Mental’s fantasy in this chaotic top-down rogue-lite shooter.

A deadly harpoon-gun, an electric shotgun, and a devastating flamethrower are just some of the toys in the arsenal Sam and his friends have at their disposal. But, you know what? All those descriptions sound way better when they are written by the game designer himself, so check out the full dev-blog by following the link below.

👉 https://steamcommunity.com/games/640340/announcements/detail/1810915403210770686

To stay up-to-date with all things Tormental be sure to keep checking back here and don’t forget to wishlist Tormental on Steam.

You have spoken, Gamepires have listened, and now you finally have an idea of where SCUM is going. It is going to be a blast, let us you tell you. Happy days!

We won’t go into detail, there’s an elaborate blog post on the SCUM store page for that, but we’ll offer a broken down version instead.

First up, some vehicle changes. Soon you’ll be able to enjoy vehicular gameplay the likes of which you will never forget, as the car physics are getting a huge upgrade. Elsewhere in-game you’ll be able to use a brand new inventory. The one SCUM has now is cool, and all, but nothing like the new one. Cross my heart.

One of the most important updates to SCUM by far is the base building system that will allow you to – build a base! Woooo! Who saw that coming?!

There are tons of changes planned for the following months, so be sure to check out the 3-Month Roadmap blog post by following the link below.

👉 https://steamcommunity.com/games/513710/announcements/detail/3476120204838739619

Our partners in crime Gamepires have not let their fame get the better of them, and are still working as hard as they ever were to keep SCUM up to the standards you all expect and deserve.

It is with that in mind that they have prepared another huge SCUM update. Server optimizations, new weapons, fortifications, and reworked cooking mechanics are some of the highlights, so be sure to check out the full changelog below.

➡️ https://steamcommunity.com/games/513710/announcements/detail/1752367341048932105

Ready to jump back in? You better be, because there’s a long weekend in front of you.

The wait is over, and a new SCUM update is upon us. This one is substantial, but the several GB of download is more than worth it as they bring some of the most requested features to date.

One of those is, of course, the ability to drive vehicles. Players are now able to jump into an SUV and drive around, mowing down hordes of enemies, alive or undead.

Also coming with this update is a brand new game mode – Capture the Flag. This one is self-explanatory, so instead of going into detail, we’ll just let you jump in and enjoy it.

Last, but not least. You collectors have a new thing to look forward to – trading cards. They’re almost as awesome as the game itself.

For the full list of changes please visit Steam.

At Croteam, we have always been firm believers in multi-platform support. Our games can be experienced on a wide variety of platforms, including personal computers, home consoles, and mobile devices.  We take all those platforms super seriously and wish to provide the best possible games to gamers of every background.

Today, we are proud to say that we’ve made another step in our goal to dominate all platforms by releasing The Talos Principle VR on the Oculus Store. Owners of the Oculus Rift VR headset can now enjoy this award-winning philosophical puzzler and the critically acclaimed expansion Road to Gehenna in their own natural environment, so we couldn’t be happier.

With the latest SCUM update, the boys and girls from Gamepires have added a slew of exciting new features to the most amazing survival game today.

The update introduces bow and arrow skills that you can use for hunting game or other players, and get ahold of some fine little trophies to use for decorative purposes.

While we’re speaking of decorations, there’s a brand new character creation system in place that lets you apply attribute points to your genitals. Size does matter in this one, believe you me.

Check out the full changelog in an elaborate post on Steam.

We don’t call him the grandfather of the Croatian game dev scene for nothing. Our CCO Davor Hunski has many stories to tell and the most important one was recently shared with our friends from ArsTechnica.

Take a look at the latest addition to ArsTechnica’s War Stories feature series and see how Serious Sam came to be.