Far Far West

Frostburn released on August 27 as Far Far West’s largest update, adding two maps, Frost spells, melee weapons, Uranium, and Shield Points. Halloween followed with a limited-time event, while Redwood arrived as a new map tied to Granny’s Quests and new activities.

• Frostburn: Expanded mission variety and progression:
  • Jungle and Hellfire added quests, secrets, and Lighthouses for map discovery.
  • Frost added an element and spells, while Melee Weapons opened a different playstyle.
  • Uranium, Blueprints, and Shield Points added a new action currency, renamed collection items, and a survivability layer.
• Halloween and Redwood: The Halloween Event launched with three time-limited objectives, Feathers, Pumpkins, Skulls, rituals, Haunted Candles, a boss, and cosmetics.
  • Redwood arrived with Granny’s Quests; the Horse Racing Mini-Game, Giant Buzzsaw, and Jetpack also expanded the activity and objective pool.
  • The Great Pumpking Lord of Doom replaced the Cryptic Overseer, and the event was extended through November 16.
• Disturbance System: Added accomplishment-based difficulty scaling:
  • Disturbance Level buffed enemies during missions.
  • Cryptic Necromancer and Cryptic Vulture received defined combat flows and new attacks.
  • Joker drops let players choose between two options, improving build compatibility.
• Prestige and Dual Revolvers: Progression and combat tuning targeted grind and build variety:
  • Prestige grind was halved, and the maximum level increased from 10 to 15.
  • Joker drops became instanced and scaled by player count.
  • Dual Revolvers base damage rose from 9 to 11; Banjo gained XP and damage buffs; Blueprints costs fell from 12 to 8 for weapons and from 6 to 4 for utilities.
• Steam Early Access: The game launched on April 28; the Corrupted Save File issue and Steam Deck and PC Saves Sync were fixed, while Epic Online Services replaced Steam sessions for matchmaking.