Greetings Helldivers, 

This week we're passing the keyboard to our game director, Mikael Eriksson, to chat about the near future of progression in Helldivers 2. Spoiler alert - changes to both Community and Personal progression are inbound!

Hello,

Today there's a lot to talk about, but let's start by talking about progression, and why it's not progressing faster.

The way we see it, there's two broad categories of progression in our game: Community Progression, which is the community journey and contribution to the Galactic War, and Player Progression, which is your personal journey, and contribution and impact on the war development. Both are very important to us and I want to share some of the development work taking place on these systems.

We have consistently received feedback around our endgame progression plans, with players asking about level cap increases and additional ship modules. Simply put: we feel like previously seen progression elements, like raising the level cap in silo, aren’t enough and wouldn't address your feedback on a foundational level. We are going to raise the level cap, but ideally, when we deepen the progression, we want there to be more valuable upgrades for every kind of player–not just our players who have unlocked 100% of all the offerings.

Let's start with Community Progression.

Some of the most epic moments in this game have been when the community worked together to achieve common goals ("send more dudes!"). Everything from earning cool rewards to shaping the lore of the universe like unlocking the Exosuit, saving the children, or holding the line against the Illuminates on Calypso. However, we want to do more to improve how players interact with the Galactic War, collaborate as a community, and receive rewards.

For example, it's never been clear if the actions of the community actually lead to different outcomes, or if it's all just smoke and mirrors.The reality is that the community impact on the Galactic War differs, but even in the cases where we did a lot of work to prepare for very different outcomes, we've struggled to communicate it in the game

Additionally, unless you joined right at the start of a big event like the Battle for Super Earth or the Cyberstan Invasion, it's been difficult to understand what's going on. Even if that can be funny sometimes, ("... all I know is that I must kill!"), it was never intended to be confusing for players. 

For those and other reasons, we are launching Galactic War Campaigns in June. In a nutshell, Campaigns are the next evolution of Major Orders. They will be roughly 1-3 weeks in length with the intention that it will always be clear what the active Campaign is, how it's going, what the outcomes have been, and what's at stake.

In more exciting news: the other thing we heard is that players like to EARN more rewards, so the introduction of Campaigns means there will always be at least one Campaign reward if the conditions are met. We want to make these rewards special, because we also think players should earn more than just medals. We’ll experiment with different rewards, ranging from gameplay altering effects to cool items, and alongside you, we'll keep playing with this over the coming months and see what you think. It also means there is more stuff for players to work towards outside of warbonds. Pray J.O.E.L is feeling generous, the first reward you’ll be working to unlock is a new FRV!

Looking a bit further into the future, I want to talk about Planet Warfronts.

Before we launched the game, we experimented with dynamic warfronts on planets, where players needed to make strategic community decisions on a planet level in order to liberate it. While it was promising, we realized we didn't have the content needed to do it justice at the time. We feel we've now added enough content to realize the vision we had for Planet Warfronts, and it's going to be the next big thing we're working towards in the Galactic War. When you've seen Johan talk about experimenting with roguelite systems, he was referring to this.

When we introduce Planet Warfronts, missions will be grouped under different categories: 

• "Defend" missions in liberated territory

• "Frontline War" missions on the frontlines 

• "Behind Enemy Lines" missions in enemy controlled territory

Players will fight to reach key strategic locations on planets, like cities, which can have different active enemy variants in different areas of the planet. Of course, you’ll still have the Game Masters to contend with, too. In the final version of this feature, there will also be gameplay altering effects and consequences for achieving planet liberation goals, like reaching and liberating a city within X time or disabling enemy artillery in one location to unlock crucial Operations. The intention is to make it more fun to liberate planets with your squad and deepen the Galactic War and Community Progression systems. We want liberating planets to feel unique and epic for everyone. We have some development and design work ahead to make these feel great and provide the best experience, but I wanted to share just one of the ideas we have in active development. More to come on these changes in the next few months!

Alright, but what about Player Progression?

As Game Director, it's important to me to make sure our players' personal motivations to play Helldivers 2 aren't in conflict with the goals of both their immediate squad or the community as a whole. For example, if you had a goal to kill 100 Bile Titans, and your squad didn't, you might be inclined to go, "Sorry guys, I've got medals to earn. Leeeerooooy!" I feel that Personal Orders have run into this issue many times, so we are transforming that system into "Personal Campaign Progression." The intent is for every Galactic War Campaign to come with a personal progression reward track. That way, even if the community fails to reach a larger goal, players can still do their part toward their personal goals and get rewarded with cool things to mark their participation in various Campaigns. This change won't happen with the launch of Galactic War Campaigns, but we are planning to deploy it this year.

Lastly, let's talk about ships! We’re bringing two big changes to your Super Destroyers: we are extending gameplay progression and adding customization to make every ship unique.

Upgrading your ship will be the most exciting for players early on in their Helldivers 2 journey, but we also have some plans for the long term. An area that isn't really living up to its potential is the ship module system: right now, players have the same progression path, with very little agency or ability to adapt to different playstyles. And even if you've unlocked all the ship modules, your ships don't really look that different or feel personalized in any way.

For that reason and more, we're working on an overhaul of the ship module system that will change how this works, by adding more player agency and significantly increasing the offerings for players to progress. Not only that, we're also adding more ships! The biggest shift we've done internally is we now have a dedicated ship team, working on the first new ship. Our intention is that each new ship will have their own unique progression paths, specializations and customizations. And if you like the ships, we want to keep adding them; at least the ones we've planned so far!

I can't share when the new ship can reach your hands... yet, but I'll be sharing more details later this year for certain. 

One last thing I can share is a list of some upcoming fixes that we also hope will improve your experience in Helldivers 2. 

You can expect to see these changes very soon:

• Helldivers will be able to use assisted reload, as long as either the carrier or the reloader of the weapon have the corresponding backpack.

• More emotes! Helldivers will have 8 emote slots instead of 4.

• Reducing dead input on stimming.

And coming a bit further down the line, we’re tackling

• Stratagem bouncing. We've assembled a task force to prototype fixes for this issue and we're hoping to have it solved by the end of the year.

• Hellpod steering. Similar to stratagem bouncing, we're also tackling this long standing issue.

• Improving enemy and player traversal, which includes environmental collision and reducing movement penalties on grass and vegetation.

• Increasing the level cap to 300

• Economy and resource improvements

• Fixes to the Warbond and Superstore menus that make them easier to navigate.

• Closed beta testing that focuses on stability and balancing, and that includes getting beta test feedback from our Propaganda Commanders.

While this is not an exhaustive list of everything we're planning, I hope it gives you some insight into what's coming up next for Progression, and some of the reasoning behind the path we've chosen. I can't wait to hear and read what you think, and to get this into your hands. 

See you on the battlefield,

Mikael
Game Director

Attention Helldivers,

As the fight for Managed Democracy rages on, Super Earth’s finest engineers have been hard at work making every drop into hostile territory smoother.

Together with our friends at Nixxes Software, we’ve deployed an update with improvements for PC. From upscaling technologies and latency-reduction features to various optimizations and stability fixes, this patch is built to help you stay on target when the battlefield gets chaotic.

Below you’ll find the latest upgrades and fixes deployed in service of Super Earth.

• FSR 3.1.5

  • GPUs that support it will run FSR 4.0.3

• DLSS 4.5

• XeSS 3.0

• Added Variable Rate Shading (VRS) for supported devices

• VRS can help improve performance by reducing shading rates on certain areas of the image, resulting in less work for the GPU for similar looking close pixels

• Added support for DRS on PC

• Added NVIDIA's Reflex for NVIDIA GPUs

• Added AMD's Anti-Lag 2 for AMD GPUs

• Fixed an issue where Helldivers were unable to manually climb small obstacles and ledges without auto-climb.

• Fixed multiple rendering issues and improved performance and image quality across all platforms.

• Added additional resolution options in the display settings for monitors with a wide range of available resolutions.

• Improved the performance of the high reflection setting.

• Improved VRAM management on PC to improve performance on systems with limited VRAM.

KNOWN ISSUES[arrowhead.zendesk.com]

Greetings, Helldivers. We are still waiting on a fix from our platform partners so that we can submit the patch, do the final live checks, and push it out to you.

We don’t currently have an ETA on when the issue will be fixed. We’re keeping in close contact with these teams and we will update you when we have more news.

Thank you for your patience.

Greetings Helldivers,

In our last blog, we talked about improving how we communicate with you, and that commitment continues here! We’re focused on being clearer, more consistent, and giving you better visibility into what’s coming and why.

We’re excited to announce a new set of technical improvements, deploying May 27th. In collaboration with our partners at Nixxes, this release brings a range of long-awaited updates across all platforms.

Every frame counts when the pressure is on. This update focuses on three primary pillars: stability, latency reduction, and advanced upscaling technologies - helping ensure performance stays consistent, even in the most demanding moments.

We heard you.

To ensure maximum visual clarity without sacrificing performance, we have integrated the latest upscaling solutions tailored to your specific hardware.

• PC

  • FSR (High-End): 4.0.3 (on supported GPUs)

  • FSR 3.1.5, DLSS 4.5, and XeSS 3.0 support.

• PS5 Pro: PSSR 1

• PS5: FSR 3.1

• Xbox: FSR 3.1

Beyond resolution, we are introducing several features to smooth out your gameplay experience and optimize GPU workload.

• Variable Refresh Rate (VRR): Now supported for PS5 and PS5 Pro to reduce any potential stuttering from V-Sync without screen tearing on supported displays. 

• Variable Rate Shading (VRS): This technology intelligently reduces shading rates in certain areas of the image, decreasing GPU load while maintaining visual quality where it matters.

• Dynamic Resolution Scaling (DRS): Integrated for both PS5, Xbox Series X and PC to maintain stable frame rates during more graphically demanding scenarios.

  • Increased resolution to 1440p in the “Performance” preset on PS5 and Xbox Series X, as well as the “Quality” preset on PS5 Power Saving Mode. 

Responsiveness is critical during tense battles, and we’ve worked with hardware partners to reduce input latency.

• NVIDIA Reflex: Now available for users with NVIDIA GPUs to sharpen responsiveness.

• AMD Anti-Lag 2: Fully supported for AMD GPU users to ensure your inputs are registered instantly.

This update, along with additional fixes, will drop on May 27, 2026.

But we’re not stopping there, Helldivers. This is just the opening salvo in an ongoing campaign to improve performance across the fleet. Following this release, we’ll be closely monitoring all platforms and hardware configurations, keeping a sharp eye out for anything that needs tuning, and deploying further adjustments as required. We’re also preparing a dedicated tech-focused update later this summer to push these improvements even further.

With our friends at Nixxes dropping onto the battlefield as our backup, we're committing to make diving with your friends better and better. And keep the feedback coming, Helldivers, it's the key to helping us shape the future of the game.

See you all on the battlefield.

Release Captain Morris here bringing you a message from High Command this fine Tuesday.


We are patching a Wwise audio fix which will squash several audio issues.

KNOWN ISSUES[arrowhead.zendesk.com]

Attention Helldivers! High Command has authorized a scheduled refit of our Super Destroyer network. Expect temporary outages as we optimize the logic circuits for Freedom.

We will perform backend maintenance on May 19 at 10am CEST until 12pm CEST, during which you will be temporarily unable to purchase or spend Super Credits in-game. You may also experience brief login interruptions and delays in reward payouts.

To our Dedicated Citizens of Super Earth,

We’ve been following your feedback over the past few days and seeing the conversations across the Helldivers 2 community.

Helldivers 2 matters to all of us, and we want to be clearer about what we’re working on and what’s coming next.

Alongside new content, we’re focused on improving the core of the game - stability, progression, and the Galactic War.

Below, we’ve pulled together answers to some of the questions we’re seeing across Reddit, Discord, and X. We’ll keep sharing more as we go.

What is the team focusing on right now? What are their current priorities?

Right now, a major focus for the team is improving meta-progression and the Galactic War.

We’ve significantly expanded the team working in this area, reflecting how important these long-term systems are for the overall player experience.

The goal is to deliver deeper progression and a more engaging Galactic War, with features like:

• More meaningful rewards and community progression systems

• Evolving Major Orders into longer, multi-week themed “Campaigns”

• Branching outcomes that create clearer stakes and consequences based on player actions

You’ll start to see the first results of this work this summer. 

In multiple updates there have been hidden changes to weapons or enemies. Why were they not announced in patch notes? 

We want our patch notes to be as clear and complete as possible, to the level of detail that matters to our players.

In some cases, changes have not been communicated with the clarity we intend, and we are continuing to improve our internal process so patch notes more accurately reflect gameplay adjustments.

We are also working on how we explain balance updates more clearly, especially when a change can have effects across multiple weapons, enemies, and gameplay systems.

Will we get more frequent updates about the game?

Yes — improving how regularly and clearly we communicate is a priority for us.

We’re moving toward more consistent communication updates, with deeper conversations happening more often.

In the near term, the conversations will be focusing on the biggest issues we’re seeing from players, including:

• Tech and performance improvements

• The vision for game balance moving forward

• Player progression and the broader player experience within the Galactic War

Alongside this, we’ll be more transparent about community feedback - including what we’re seeing, what we’re prioritising, and what actions we’re taking. You’ll start to see this reflected more clearly in patch notes and other updates.

What quality of life upgrades and changes will we see for the Galactic War? Maybe variation in reward types, like when we used to get stratagems as rewards. Will we do more community-driven events with rewards like that?

Good news — updates to the Galactic War and its rewards are coming this summer.

We’ve seen the feedback around rewards, and we want them to feel more distinctive, more meaningful, and more worthy of the battles you’re fighting.

This includes adding greater variety to rewards and bringing back more of the excitement players have called out - including things like stratagem unlocks and more community-driven moments.

We also want the Galactic War itself to feel more reactive to player actions, with events and outcomes that carry more weight.

We will be sharing more details soon on how this connects to progression, balance, and the overall experience.

Will you ever have public beta testing? What is your beta testing process like now?

Yes - expanding how we test updates with players is a priority for us.

We’re exploring having more closed and public beta testing, with the goal of getting broader feedback, especially for balance changes, before they go live.

One of the challenges is finding the right balance between testing changes openly and not spoiling upcoming content or narrative elements tied to the Galactic War.

Today, we run closed playtests that cover both new content and balance changes, as well as wider internal studio playtests. Going forward, we’re looking at ways to separate these out so we can test balance more openly where it makes sense.

Overall, our goal is to expand the footprint of our testing programs and bring more of the community into that process over time.

Why did you put exosuits in the Exo Experts warbond? Does this mean we won’t get an exosuit for free ever again?

The goal with the Exo Experts Warbond was to create something that felt thematically strong and exciting, with exosuits as a core part of that fantasy.

That said, we’ve seen the feedback around how that landed - especially when it comes to expectations around how players unlock major gameplay items like exosuits.

More broadly, we want to strike the right balance between what’s included in Warbonds and what’s available through gameplay, so that rewards feel both exciting and fair.

And to be clear - yes, you will be getting other vehicles through gameplay in the future.

When will we get new red stratagems and ship modules?

We’ve got teams actively working on both new red stratagems, evolving ships, and player progression to level 150… and beyond!

Our goal is to expand these areas in ways that add meaningful new options and support different playstyles, rather than just adding more for the sake of it.

We’ll be sharing more details as these get closer to release.

Salutes to all our divers,

Arrowhead

Release Captain Morris here with a small update this fine Wednesday.

We have reverted the Hive Guard and fixed an issue introduced in Patch 6.2.1 where armor values were incorrectly swapped between the Legs and Claws.

Main Body

Armor increased from 1 → 2

Health increased from 375 → 500

Head

Armor decreased from 4 → 3

Front Legs

Armor increased from 2 → 3

Claws

Armor decreased from 3 → 1

I'm your host, Release Captain Morris. When humanity is at stake, we bring you this update from Super Earth High Command to further your efforts in the war.

*** INCOMING MESSAGE FROM SUPER EARTH HIGH COMMAND ***

The beauty of our most Democratic galaxy is truly unparalleled. As we push into new territories, we have discovered planets with lush, tranquil forests with winding paths and shade from massive trees.

Underneath the peaceful tree canopies, our Citizens can take time to unwind and reflect on the glory of Managed Democracy and the good, achieved by Super Earth's most illustrious heroes.

However, not everything on these planets is what it seems. We have detected several of our Un-Democratic foes on the perimeter and there have also been some alarming signals on Gloom-infested planets--larger than the typical Terminid convoys, bearing a striking resemblance to some of the Bile Titan signals detected in other regions.

It is time to arm yourself with the new Exo Experts Warbond* equipped with new exosuit designs well-suited for close combat and fire-based offense. Originally deployed to clear land for a six‑star holiday resort, these suits have since been repurposed to leave enemies with nowhere left to hide.

Stay alert, Helldivers–these forests have eyes. 

• 2 new Biomes

• One new enemy variant

• Major Exo Suit rebalance

• Enemy rebalances

• Side-Arm and Stratagem rebalances

• Several known issues resolved

Resolved known issues:

• Defend city events appear Super Earth controlled again

• Destroying the Air Base Control Tower with a portable Hellbomb no longer blocks objective progression. 

• Enthusiastic Mirth emote sound has been fixed, laughter is once again permitted on the battlefield.

• Fleshmobs are no longer able to clip through various objects when charging.

• We have restocked the fireworks for the celebration when players have completed the tutorial (good job, you have earned them)

• Gunships and Shriekers are now spawning during operations with the appropriate effect present.

• The Double-Edged Sickle no longer emits a high-pitched drone when firing. 

• Players will no longer be redirected to the Python Commandos Warbond instead of Redacted Regiment and vice versa when selecting 'Acquisitions' in the Ship Management menu. 

• Sparks and bug spawner smoke now have higher material resolution. 

Exo suits rebalance

We agree with the community that the Exosuits can take too little damage and break too easily, especially against the Automaton faction. Therefore we have made a bigger balance pass to increase its durability.

• Increased main health pool from 850 to 1600 

• The Exo suit will only die if the main healthpool is depleted. Before it could die if specific healthzones were depleted.

• Increased vulnerability to acid attacks by 50%

• Fixed so parts of the cockpit healthzones are not blocked by the ragdoll actor. Now the cockpit zones will be damageable in the right way.

• Increased Exo suit arms health from 350 to 600

• Exo suit arms now also have a 50% explosion resistance (just like the main body)

• Removed constitution and bleedout on the Exo suit arms.

• Exo suits no longer lose all mobility when both legs are broken.

• Can now be staggered, have stagger strength 45. Stagger does not affect the ability to shoot.

• Removed most health zones that do not affect the main health and are mainly visual effects. The reason is to improve performance. For example tow cables and similar items can not be damaged or destroyed anymore.

Enemy damage against vehicles

• We think automatons and illuminates do damage reasonably well against the vehicles especially now with the changes to the Exo suits, the Terminids however have fallen behind a bit in their ability to deal with vehicles so we have made some buffs to their damage against durable targets.

Gas effects

• Now it also slows the enemies with 25% when they are confused by the gas, the slow of course also affects you. Larger enemies like the Bile Titan and factory strider that do not become confused also are therefore not slowed.

CQC-30 Stun Baton

• Decreased stamina cost from 5% to 3%

• Increased damage from 75 to 120

• Increased durable damage from 38 to 60

CQC-19 Stun Lance

• Decreased stamina cost from 5% to 3%

CQC-2 Saber

• Decreased stamina cost from 5% to 3%

CQC-5 Combat Hatchet

• Decreased stamina cost from 5% to 4%

CQC-73 Entrenchment Tool

• Decreased stamina cost from 5% to 3%

CQC-9 Defoliation Tool

• Increased and moved damage hit box to make it easier to hit the enemy

• Longer window for when damage hit box is active

• Armor penetration increases twice as fast

• Moves slower when it does damage to an enemy

• Decreased stamina cost from 10% to 5%

CQC-1 One True Flag

• Decreased stamina cost from 5% to 3%

SH-20 Ballistic Shield Backpack

• Increased health from 600 to 1000

FAF-14 Spear

• Increased amount of missiles in the backpack from 3 to 4

A/FLAM-40 Flame Sentry

• Increased range from 20m to 34m

• Increased damage by 50%

• Increased how fast it panics enemies

A/LAS-98 Laser Sentry

• Increased heat capacity from 200 to 250

TX-41 Sterilizer

• Updated gas spray VFX

• The Gas lingers for longer and has longer range

Bile Titan 

• Spew explosions are smaller to match the visuals better

• Decreased Explosion inner radius from 2.25 to 1

• Decreased Explosion outer radius from 3.5 to 2.2

Hive guard

• Increased armor on head and front legs from Medium to Heavy (3 to 4)

• Decreased armor on body and claws from Light to Unarmored (2 to 1)

• Decreased health on body from 500 to 375

Bile Spewers

• Increased durable damage on melee attack

Stalkers

• Increased durable damage

Shriekers

• Increased durable damage

Scavengers

• Increased durable damage

Hunters

• Increased durable damage

All Warrior variants

• Increased durable damage

Charger

• Slight increase in durable damage of its melee and charge attack

Hive Lord

• Increased durable damage on many of its physical attacks

Dragon Roach

• Increased durable damage on its flame attack

Impaler

• Increased stagger force needed from 45 to 50

• Slight increase in durable damage on its melee attack

Automatons

Raiders

• increased durable damage of the melee attacks

• Small arms fire from raiders, turrets, devastators, slight increase in durable damage

Berserkers

• increased durable damage

Devastators

• increased durable damage on melee attack

Heavy Devastators

• Shield is destructible and dropped when destroyed

• Armor heavy (4)

• Health 800

• Durable 0.7

Rocket Devastator

• Decreased stagger strength on rockets projectile from 50 to 35

Hulk

• Increased durable damage on flamer attack

War Strider

• Leg hip joints decreased armor from Heavy to Medium (4 to 3)

All Tanks main body (bottom part)

• Increased health on Main health pool from 3000 to 4000

• Increased health on back vents from 750 to 1500

• Increased armor on back vents from Medium to Heavy (3 to 4)

• Remove tracks damage zone when the zone is dead

• Removed damage cap to carry through from tracks to main health (so if you overkill it more damage goes to main health)

• Reduced durable resistance on tracks (1.0 to 0.8)

• Reduce overlap damage zones when its driving to match visuals better and do less damage

Shredder Tank turret

• Reduced turn speed

Barrager tank turret

• Increased health on weak spot on front and back from 750 to 1500

Illuminates

Fleshmobs

• Increased durable damage

Tesla tower

• Lower destruction strength needed to destroy it from 30 to 20

• Added health function with 200 health and armor 2

Crash Fixes

• Fixed a rare AI crash

• Fixed a crash which could occur when using under barrel firing modes

• Fixed a rare crash that was happening whilst fighting enemies, predominantly against the Illuminates

Weapons & Stratagem Fixes

• Added missing haptics feedback when firing the Automaton MG Emplacement

• SEAF Artillery will no longer let you insert a shell and then immediately remove it, thus softlocking the gun

• Destroying the Air Base Control Tower with a portable Hellbomb in a multiplayer session, no longer blocks objective progression

Enemies

• Fleshmobs now can deal damage to vehicles

• Destroying a Terminid egg while standing against it, can no longer send the Helldiver flying

• Shooting marks on the Exomech will now appear on the correct body part that was being shot at

• Fixed bug where certain enemy kills would not count towards order progression

• Factory Striders will no longer count as Fabricators in the Destroy Automaton Fabricators mission

• Stratagem hellpods can no longer land on  the Air Control Tower during the Evacuate Priority Citizens missions

Miscellaneous Fixes

• Fixed a bug where the Helldiver could get soft-locked in the loadout menu, if they had less than 4 total stratagems, where one or more was temporarily disabled

• Fixed squares sometimes appearing in the minimap if Terrain Quality was set to low

• Extraction shuttle now flies straight upon extracting from cities

• Fixed an instance where the Helldiver head twitched when leaving the Hellpod

• Fire should now more consistently scorch the terrain under it. Note: This has no changes to gameplay

• Fixed several floating items on a magma planet

• Fixed a gap in the terrain in the tutorial area

• Optimized performance of Strafing Run particles for DSS Eagle Storm and Air Support stratagems

• A message will be displayed in the stratagem HUD when stratagems fail to be called in

• Tutorial: Flag celebration now has been fixed with proper fireworks timing and lighting

• Players can no longer fall through the ship roof in Illuminate invasion missions 

• Fixed a bug where the Helldivers head twitched in the end screen, before and after using Victory Poses

• Tremor ambient sound now fades out properly

• The Burier of Heads title has been thoroughly investigated, and since no signs of alleged dissident connections could be discovered, the title has been reintroduced. Helldivers who have unlocked this title through the Dust Devils Warbond should now find it among the other titles in the customization menu

• Fixed issue where the player could interact with the Hive Core Drill terminal from behind

• Enemy visibility and hearing should now be affected more by different weathers. This means enemies should generally have a harder time spotting and hearing helldivers in more intense weather scenarios

Bonus note

We have now introduced validation checks on launch to help address potential issues caused by out of date drivers.

*Requires base game, paid purchase of Super Credits, and game progression to unlock. 

** Content listed is not exhaustive. Some patched content may not appear on launch day, you will have to play and see!