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From the Chronicle
Warhorse Studios to Attend Bilibili World 2026 in Shanghai, July 10–12
Two members of the Warhorse team will appear at China's Bilibili World convention, with fan gatherings and discussion panels on th…
PEAK's Final Major Update Adds Two New Biomes and a Hidden Mystery
Version 2.0.a closes out PEAK's biome roadmap with new environments, a revised difficulty tier, and a deliberately kept secret.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Launches with Six Maps Across Jungle, River, and Village Terrain
The standalone Vietnam-era entry arrives with a geographically varied map roster built around adaptation and squad tactics.
No More Room in Hell 2 Armageddon Update: Launch Week Hotfix Details
The studio addresses server gaps, loadout rebalancing, and a queue of crash fixes in the days following its 1.0 launch.
Security 51's First Post-Release Patch Targets UI Clarity and Bug Fixes
The day-one update addresses player confusion around complex mechanics while squashing several reported bugs.
Bloodcrave Roadmap Outlines Months of Post-Launch Story Expansions
Developer Blue Fiend has published a staged content schedule stretching from August through early next year, detailing new scenes …
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