This update focuses on gameplay polish, audio consistency, and interface improvements, directly inspired by your reports and suggestions.

It also includes the first small balance pass affecting Substance D, alongside several quality-of-life fixes.

Thank you to everyone continuing to play and share feedback. Build 169 focuses on improving performance across platforms, refining clarity in challenges, and introducing a few requested quality-of-life updates.

The second update for the B-17G for Microsoft Flight Simulator is out with quite a few improvements.

As we pass issue 50 onto 51, this week brings fresh updates, new launches, and a few behind-the-scenes insights. From Cleared Hot to Urban Strife, there’s plenty to explore.

Thank you to everyone who has been sharing feedback and reports since release. Build 139 focuses on improving platform stability, refining sound balance, and addressing several player-reported issues.

The October update is finally here, now available for everyone on the Public Branch. To mark the occasion, we’ve launched a special Halloween discount so more players can join the fight for Urban’s survival. This version integrates the feedback of the beta players and the extra development we had on the pipeline.

This week marks our 50th newsletter, a small milestone we’re proud to share with you. Thank you for being part of the journey, whether you’ve been here from the start or just joined us recently.

It is our pleasure to announce that the first update for the Early Access B-17G for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is out.

The last couple of months have been all about development, fixing a ton of bugs, improving performance and optimization, enemy AI, and starting to add polish around the edges: intro sequence, main menu, atmosphere touches, and other details that tie everything together.

For a while now I have been wanting to add finer control over the weapons. I didn’t go full sandbox, but the new setup adds plenty of flexibility.
Previously, each weapon had multiple versions based on what ammo it used. Now every weapon can load from a list of compatible ammo types. Some ammo can even be shared between weapons, like several 120mm cannons using the same shells. Weapons define the firing behavior, while ammo defines what happens on impact.