What changed in Ready or Not in 2021

Localization testing for German, Korean, and French languages.

New weapons include R7 pepperball gun, MK.16 SCAR L, Krinkov SLR, and MK1 BCM for Supporter Edition.

Upgrades to weapon models and descriptions in the Loadout Menu.

Improvements to use of force penalties.

Improved clarity and volume for in-game communications.

Changes to civilian morale and likelihood to surrender.

Enhanced server admin controls including player kicking.

New game modes include Raid, Bomb Defusal, Hostage Rescue, and Active Shooter on various maps.

Introduction of new voice actor for TOC and removal of outdated lines.

Ready or Not will go live on Steam Early Access by the end of 2021.

Supporter Edition owners will receive a new key for the Beta build, which includes recent patches.

Supporters will continue to have exclusive access to the dev team through monthly live Q&A sessions, community polls, and playtests.

Standard Edition buyers will gain access to the Beta build upon launch on Steam Early Access.

Revealed various models and animations for suspects in the Hotel level.

Players must manage suspects' behavior, including surrender likelihood and response to force.

Suspect AI crafted with immersion and variety, affecting their equipment and responses.

Introduced highly customizable SWAT officer models with variations in armor for enhanced player immersion and diversity.

Redesigned gun sounds for M4A1 assault rifle, M45A1 pistol, and Python revolver to enhance realism and gameplay experience.

Redesign of Hotel floor layout to provide varied player experiences and encounters.

Enhanced cover and collision mechanics in the Hotel Gym area for better gameplay experience.

Beta access for Ready or Not has been pushed back to later in the year.

Ready or Not will launch into Early Access with co-op/single-player levels, authentic weapons, and a pre-planning mechanic.

Improvements to navigation and atmosphere in the Hotel map with natural breadcrumbs and environmental storytelling.