What changed in Robocraft in 2018

Damage reduced to 27200

Damage reduced to 29070

Energy cost reduced to 1500

Energy cost reduced to 3600

Energy cost reduced to 1500

Healing increased to 8890

Healing increased to 7520

Healing increased to 6150

Damage increased to 200000

Fixed missing texture for 'Top 100' Holoflag.

Protonium core 'shimmer' VFX properly disappears after protonium core is damaged but not destroyed.

Premium bonus now correctly messaged as +100% instead of +25%.

Custom avatars no longer removed for users without active Premium when dismissing the avatar selection dialogue.

Party members will no longer be kicked from queue if the party leader changes robot within the same Tier.

AI Players now show loadout correctly in pre-battle UI summary screen.

Tesla blades now properly animate to open when active.

Addressed rare account corruption issue that prevented users from logging in.

Custom Game UI now correctly renders on 4:3 resolutions.

Windows firewall popup no longer triggers on first connection to multiplayer match.

Neon cubes make their first appearance in Robocraft, previously seen in Robocraft Infinity on Xbox One.

New cosmetic items including flaming exhaust blower, flaming exhaust stacks, and various death effects are obtainable.

Fixed issue where the Hover/Rotor daily quest 'Hover Over' could not be completed.

Players can choose from three new spawn effects to enter the fight.

Campaign restrictions now accurate across tiers.

A new challenge called 'Sleigh Ride' featuring Christmas themed robots and map is now available.

'Go to Tech Tree' button now correctly opens Tech Tree UI.

Ghost Module effect no longer removed when another robot in battle is destroyed.

Robots downloaded from CRF no longer have keyboard controls by default.

Brawl daily quest will not be drawn while Brawl mode is set to inactive.

Introduction of fairy lights as a new type of cosmetic item.

Fixed problem where users who haven't logged in for a long time would have their robots disappear from the CRF.

A cleaner and clearer user interface for making in-game purchases has been introduced.

Missing audio effect for when rolling over UI elements in Campaign details fixed.

Several new holoflags including a special season 1 HoloFlag unlockable at grade 11.

RoboPass, a seasonal event, goes live on December 18th, 2018, allowing players to unlock new cosmetic items.

RoboPass Season 1 is live, allowing players to earn XP to unlock cosmetics or purchase RoboPass Plus for extra rewards.

Glass Cube Health and Mass details now correct on tooltip UI.

Boost removal and associated weapon rebalance implemented.

Chaingun fire rate at 0 energy now works as intended.

Item shop purchase confirmation text now correctly swapped with post-purchase 'thank you' text.

ESC now closes the language selection screen on login UI without throwing an error.

New present cosmetics available in large and small sizes.

Fixed T3 Cross Strut connection point issue.

Introduction of new vapour trails, including snowflake and firework vapour trails.

2000 CPU robots with additional cosmetics now display as T5, not TM in mothership UI.

Windowmaker Module no longer highlights teammates when activated.

Health per CPU reduced for Seeker, Chaingun, and Mortar to ensure consistency across all weapons.

Scheduled maintenance to prepare for RoboPass and other changes, lasting approximately three hours.

Introduction of the T5 Firework Seeker, a festive cosmetic item with pre-lit fireworks as projectiles.

RoboPass Season 1 will release on the 18th of December 2018.

Each destruction effect will play a sound effect when used.

Three new destruction effects available to unlock: Feather, Firework, and Black Hole.

RoboPass Season 1 will launch soon, featuring various cosmetic unlocks.

A new cosmetic piece that reacts to player input, emitting a flame effect when the W key is pressed.

Movement part health increased by 10%.

New RoboPass feature announced, set to release next week with new cosmetics.

DPS of weapons adjusted to compensate for the removal of Boosts.

Cooldown and Energy cost per shot normalized across weapon Tiers.

Boosts are being removed, leading to a decrease in Time To Kill (TTK).

Laser projectile speeds increased at low Tiers, requiring higher skill at higher Tiers.

Speed boost reduced by 20%.

Previously an Xbox One exclusive, now available for placement in Robocraft.

New cosmetic item with two connection points for creating patterns on robots.

Available in large and small sizes, can be combined with fairy lights for festive designs.

RoboPass is set to go live on December 18th, 2018.

Three new spawn effects for robots: drop pod spawn, black hole spawn, and present spawn.

RoboPass is designed to run for a single 2-month season, with future seasons dependent on its success.

RoboPass features 30 Grades that players can earn by gaining XP, with a total playtime of around 60 hours to unlock all Grades.

RoboPass contains a total of $100 worth of cosmetic content.

RoboPass Plus is priced at $9.99, with a discounted price of $4.99 for Premium for Life! users.

RoboPass is a new system providing 2 months of new content to earn by playing and gaining XP.

Premium users progress through RoboPass 2x faster than non-Premium users.

RoboPass includes a free row of content and a premium row (RoboPass Plus) with additional items.

A major update called RoboPass is planned to be released before Christmas.

Boosts will be removed from Robocraft to address balancing issues.

Five new starter Robots will replace the current roster on December 3rd.

Game will undergo maintenance on December 3rd at 10:00 UTC for approximately two hours.

Fixed a bug that prevented XP from being earned in build mode

Damage and Health Boosts will be removed from the game to simplify mechanics and reduce min/max build behavior.

Plans to introduce more realistic physics affecting robot mass and agility, promoting diverse robot builds.

Different tiers will have specific CPU caps to ensure balanced gameplay for new players against larger robots.

New players will start with a max CPU of 750, increasing with level-ups to a max of 2000 by Level 50.

Weapon damage and Nano healing will be rebalanced to compensate for the removal of Damage and Health Boosts.

Adjusted the XP rewards to ensure that XP is always rewarded when actively participating in a battle

We have introduced CPU banding by Tier for all AI-controlled Robots to avoid new players being matched against high CPU 'blockspam' Robots

Community competition to design new Starter Robots for new players.

Winning designs will be added as Starter Robots for new players.

Fixed a bug which failed to display the inventory of some base and cosmetic parts even though they were unlocked on the Tech Tree

Corrected energy consumption tooltip information on T3 (110) and T4 (175) Nano Weapons

Corrected text on some flag descriptions

Gold chaingun tooltip has been updated to match the base part variant

Pilot Seat description has been updated

Filtering by Tier in the Factory will now display Robots uploaded prior to the Infinity Update

T2 Laser health has been corrected to 15,795

Decreased the wait time before AI-controlled robots start to populate Tier 1 battles

Updated the images on all bundles in the Item Shop to show all parts in the bundle

T5 Chaingun cooldown between shots is now 0.085 from 0.07142

Introduced Tier banding to matchmaking to improve queue times.

T5 Chaingun energy consumption is now 2450 per second from 1882.5

This hotfix addressed an issue that was preventing some players on IPv6 from logging into the game.

T5 Lasers and variants now have the correct health

Fixed an issue with 21:9 aspect ratio displays not seeing the 'continue' button on the battle summary screen

T4 Chaingun cooldown between shots is now 0.1 from 0.08333

Cosmetic wing/rudder parts weight now match their base part

Fixed some incorrect/missing text strings

Bubble Blower render limit decreased in-battle to prevent possible lag/clash exploiting by players

T4 Chaingun energy consumption is now 2,350 per second from 1,882.5

Mortar placement fixed - they can no longer be placed on the side or below a Robot

Fixed a bug which caused the clan list to be cut short if it was opened while in the lobby queue

In-air Rail weapon crosshair accuracy corrected

New robots uploaded to the CRF will now be available for 24 months instead of 6 months

Can be turned off with ‘=’ button.

Players now matched by Robot Tier.

Enhancements made to the factory interface.

Players can now create custom skins for their motherships.

New campaigns added along with improvements to the campaign mode.

Players will have access to infinite cubes and parts.

Tiers have returned to Robocraft.

Tied to Tiers.

Updated to display shortcut commands.

Introduction of a new item shop for players.

At the end of the battle.

Once you unlock a part on the Tech Tree or purchase a cosmetic, you can use it as many times as you like.

Purchasable from the Item Shop when in rotation.

Enhancements made to visual effects in the game.

Opt in or out of TDM and Battle Arena game modes.

For cosmetic items and custom mothership skins.

Premium players have 32 colors; free players have 10.

Alerts a player when they only have the left version of something to reduce confusion in edit mode.

Added to the game.

Various improvements made to gameplay during battles.

New paint colors available for all players.

Introduction of new struts for building.

Improvements made to the play menu for better user experience.

Players can opt in or out of TDM and Battle Arena game modes.

Premium players have 32 colors; free players have 10.

New loading screens for Home/Test and battle.

Download Robots freely if parts are unlocked.

New skins available for purchase in the Item Shop when in rotation.

Players are matched based on Robot Tier.

Vote on the best robot from the top 5 scorers at the end of battle.

Models updated to remove units from the texture.

New players have all Tier 0 and Tier 1 parts unlocked at zero Tech Point cost.

Players can use unlocked parts and cosmetics as many times as they like.

Updated to accommodate additional colors.

Costs adjusted in line with item part Tier placement.

No longer displays selected cube quantity.

Displays shortcut commands.

Controls can be edited via the Pause Menu.

Tiers have returned to Robocraft with new Tier 3 and Tier 4 Campaigns.

AI will fill empty seats if players are queuing for battle for an extended period.

Earned more appropriately to the infinity unlocking system.

Settings screen now has tabs for Visual/Audio etc.

Ranking system tied to the new Tiers.

Both TDM and BA game modes are now competitive and contribute to Tier ranking.

Awarded to players with 25+ regular versions in inventory prior to the Infinity Update.

Changed to Win a Campaign.

Displayed at the bottom of the player's inventory.

Buttons changed to 'Save and Test' and 'Save and Exit' for clarity.

Improvements on a number of maps.

Settings can be edited via the Pause Menu.

Game checks if a Robot has functional cubes before allowing entry to battle.

Easier to read above the mini-map.

No longer required with infinite inventory.

Updated on Steam Store.

Enabled for all players and cannot be switched off.

All players now have improved visuals in their bays.

Players' existing League Rank converted to new Tier 5 Rank.

Three per Tier (T2, T3, T4, and T5).

In-game user-interface now supports dynamic scaling for higher monitor resolutions.

Old orange branding updated to new blue branding across various platforms.

Alerts players when they only have the left version of something.

New screen while waiting for battle.

New shop for cosmetic items and custom mothership skins.

Added to assist new players.

Includes a split screen showing the player's Robot.

Part of a series of planned improvements.

Contains Tech Tree, Daily Quests, and Tier overview screen.

New buttons in the Home screen.

HUD can be turned off with ‘=’ button.

Multiple Robot types can now be supported in a single wave, and continuous spawning in a wave is now supported.

Mask Raid Campaign will become a T2 Robot only Campaign with lifted restrictions.

Two new game modes added to Campaign: Survival and Blitz.

Current Target Practice Campaign changed to a T1 Campaign with only T1 Robots permitted.

Two new Campaigns introduced: T3 Survival mode 'Food Fight' and T4 Blitz mode 'Dino Dash'.

Campaigns are now specific to a Tier, requiring robots to fit within a required Tier.

Health bar for Boss robots will be clearly displayed on-screen in Campaigns with only one Boss.

The Infinity Update is scheduled for release in November, marking Robocraft's single biggest update.

The new Item Shop will feature cosmetic parts, flags, skins, and Mothership Skins with items rotating daily and weekly.

With all parts becoming infinite, the recycle functionality will be removed, encouraging players to recycle their inventory before the update.

Items in the Item Shop can be purchased with either Robits or Cosmetic Credits, ensuring there will always be purchasable items with Robits.

The Infinity Update aims to streamline content delivery by aligning the Steam version with the Chinese version of Robocraft.

The filter button has been temporarily moved to the right side of the screen; it will return to the left side in a future update.

Players are encouraged to re-upload their Robots to ensure they appear in the filtered Tier results.

Players can earn up to 15,000 Robits per Robot download, incentivizing uploads to the Factory.

The Factory interface has been redesigned, featuring a new layout and streamlined filter options.

The reintroduction of Tiers will impact various aspects of the game, including the Community Robot Factory.

The number of available filters has been streamlined to focus on movement and weapon type, with plans for more options in the future.

A new Item Shop will be introduced where players can spend Robits on cosmetics.

Elimination mode will be added to Quick Play in the future.

The main menu and UI have been overhauled, introducing a new 'Quick Play' option and splitting the play menu into Multiplayer, Single Player, and Custom Play sections.

A new campaign will be available in the Infinity Update, details to be revealed later.

Players can opt-out of specific game modes in the multiplayer select box.

Players can now jump into a random game mode (Team Deathmatch or Battle Arena) to reduce queue times.

Players can now access the game's main settings and control/keyboard mapping options during battles.

Players will receive a pop-up if their Robot lacks Movement Parts or Weapons before queuing for battle.

Improvements to the in-game UI including correct team colors on the kill-feed above the mini-map.

Free players will have 10 paint colors unlocked, up from 4.

Premium players will have an increased color palette of 32 colors, up from 16.

Players can now apply custom mothership skins to their robots, purchasable via the new Item Shop with Cosmetic Credits.

All players will switch to a new fresh-looking mothership bay.

Custom mothership skins can be purchased through the new Item Shop.

The Ops Room will include the Tech Tree, Daily Quests, and Tier Rank, expanding with future content.

Every part will have a Robot Ranking stat that influences the Robot's Tier placement based on the parts used.

The current League system will be retired with the introduction of Tiers, but existing badges will remain usable.

Robocraft will have five standard Tiers for matchmaking and an additional one for Megabots, based on Robot Ranking.

Players will be matched by Robot Tier instead of MMR to improve queue times.

Introduction of a new progression system with ranks for each Tier, allowing players to lock in their rank.

Players with 25 or more of specific legendary parts will receive golden variants upon the Infinity Update.

The Infinity Update will introduce the Infinity Cube system, Tiers, Quick Play, visual improvements, and new parts.

Promotional code for FREE cosmetic parts (code found in-game).

Fixed a bug preventing voice-overs from playing in multiplayer games.

Time-limited Trick or Treat Campaign with exclusive night map.

Spawn shield timer reduced from 10 seconds to 5 seconds in Team Deathmatch and Campaign modes.

AI-controlled bots in Single Player vs AI mode can now use a wider range of weapons.

Fixed a bug causing some Robots with a low centre of mass to spawn underground in Campaign mode.

New spooky sounds and music for Trick or Treat Campaign.

Restricted some parts that were unintentionally permitted in Target Practice and Mask Raid Campaigns.

Health boosts for spooky parts during Hallowfest 5 event.

Maps updated with spooky pumpkins.

Enhancements made to the Mothership bay in build mode.

The annual Halloween-themed event Hallowfest has returned with new features and a Trick or Treat Campaign.

Terrifying pumpkins have been scattered across different maps in the game.

A time-limited campaign featuring five waves of robotic enemies in the Hell Crater map.

The Build Mode Mothership is decorated with Halloween-themed items like spiders and pumpkins.

Players can unlock spooky cosmetic parts by redeeming a promotional code.

Spooky parts receive a health boost for the duration of the event.

Lock-on weapons now display the correct text.

Languages in Campaign mode now update correctly when changing language in the game client.

AI Plasma splash damage now works as intended.

Introduced the first iteration of Campaign Mode, a single-player experience with waves of Robots and a final Boss Robot.

Updated the Victory and Defeat banners in TDM and Battle Arena/LA game modes.

Win 5,000 Cosmetic Credits by completing Campaign Mode on Protonium Difficulty and sharing your video.

AI Robots in Campaign mode now use a wider range of weapons including Laser, Rail, Plasma, PSK/LOML, Ion, Tesla, Flak, Mortar, and Chaingun.

AI can no longer see and shoot players using an active Ghost Module.

Robot momentum no longer carries over upon respawn.

The 'Team Victory' banner now states 'Wave Complete' in Campaign Mode.

An exciting new single-player experience for Robocraft featuring waves of Robots across five difficulty levels.

Announced a special time-limited campaign coming next Thursday.

Added more language options for Campaign Mode.

An early version of the new Campaigns mode will be released on October 11th, featuring two or three campaigns.

Added 3 different campaign games, each with unique game rules and Robots to fight against.

Fixed a bug which caused the animation and sound between Campaign Waves to be out of sync.

Fixed a bug which made the game unplayable if a Campaign mode image failed to load.

Fixed a bug which caused some Robots equipped with hovers to be flipped when spawning.

XP earned in Play vs AI mode has been reduced in preparation for the new Campaign Mode.

Fixed a bug which prevented player display names from showing in friends and clans lists.

Added promotional cardboard cubes and parts that unlock when purchasing CardLife on Steam.

New cosmetic parts available for Robocraft players who purchase CardLife on Steam.

Receive 1x cardboard Ion Distorter as part of the exclusive cosmetics.

Receive 10,000 cardboard Medium Cubes and 10,000 cardboard Medium Edge Cubes as part of the new cosmetics.

Get 2x cardboard Wheel Geoterrain and 2x cardboard Steering Wheel Geoterrain with the new cosmetics.

New players will be prompted to choose a display name when logging in for the first time.

Players whose display names were changed to their Steam name have had their original names restored.

Players who ticked 'remember me' may encounter an error and need to re-enter their username or email.

Player names are now unique once more without the #suffix.

Signing in with Steam will no longer dynamically change your display name in-game.

New players will be prompted to choose a display name upon first login after the hotfix.

Players whose display names were changed to their Steam name will have their original display name restored.

The #suffix has been removed from player names, making them unique again.

Signing in with Steam will no longer dynamically change your display name in-game.

Players who used 'remember me' will encounter an error and need to re-enter their username or email.

The HUD displays remaining enemies and lives during the campaign.

Future plans to allow players to create and share their own campaigns with custom robots and dialogue.

Campaigns feature 5 difficulty levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond, and Protonium, each with varying health and damage boosts.

Campaigns may have restrictions on robot builds, similar to BRAWL mode.

Players start with 5 lives and face waves of 1 to 20 enemy robots, culminating in a boss battle after 4 waves.

A new campaign mode featuring waves of enemies, boss battles, and various difficulty levels.

Players earn XP and Robit rewards for participating in the campaign mode.

Fix a bug which is causing the number 2 to appear at the end of player names.

Fix the issue with usernames displaying incorrectly in both Friends and Clan lists.

Any usernames that are currently incorrect will be reverted to their original name.

Usernames will be made unique again to prevent multiple accounts with the same name.

The old login system will be reinstated, allowing Steam users to choose which account to login to.

The #hashcode will be removed from the end of player names in-game.

New players logging in via Steam will now get to choose a unique username at their first login.

The Score to XP ratio in Play vs AI Mode has been updated to match all Multiplayer modes.

A workaround allows Mac and Linux users to bypass auto-login and input their account username/password.

Players can now login using in-game username, registered email, or automatically through Steam.

Some players may experience longer-than-usual loading times while connecting to the game's servers.

Player names will now display a unique identifier in the form of a four character hashcode.

Rod Short renamed to Rod and Strut Short renamed to Strut.

Renaming and rebalancing of existing cubes and rods to accommodate new content.

Includes Rod Short, Rod Arc Short, Rod Diagonal 2D Short, Rod Plus, Rod Cross, and Rod Frame with various stats.

Compact Cube Tech Point cost increased to 5, forge cost to 500 Robits, recycle cost to 125 Robits, and rarity increased to Legendary.

New Light Cube with 3 Tech Points unlock cost, Epic rarity, 675 base health, and 0.3kg mass.

Corrected Tech Point costs for Tank Track Elephant, Tank Track Mammoth, and Electroshields.

New parts available to enhance robot building capabilities.

New Heavy Cube with 2 Tech Points unlock cost, Rare rarity, 1620 base health, and 100kg mass.

Heavy Cubes will cost 2 Tech Points each, Light Cubes will cost 3 Tech Points each, and Rods will cost 1 Tech Point each.

Introduction of new Rods including downsized versions and a new crossbar Rod.

Light Cubes will be moved further down the unlock path and require Heavy Cubes to unlock.

Existing Light Cubes will be renamed to Compact Cubes.

A new cube system with four types: Light Cubes, Medium Cubes, Heavy Cubes, and Compact Cubes.

Existing Health Cubes will be renamed to Medium Cubes with unchanged stats.

Login methods will be updated to require email addresses instead of usernames for the Robocraft Launcher.

Usernames will now include a unique ID at the end in the format of 'username#ID' for better identification.

Players can now log in with a single account across multiple games, enhancing the overall experience.

The forums will be updated to a new system with enhanced community features, while retaining old posts for reference.

Players can request a change to their display name without breaking their account, addressing previous limitations.

The website will receive a significant update to improve user experience and access to player accounts.

Bat wing mass set to 11.7 kg.

Vampire rudder mass set to 7.6 kg and Bat rudder mass set to 8.8 kg.

Light cube mass set to 2 kg.

Energy text in the cross-hair removed.

Rail gun ‘in-air’ accuracy decreased when robot is not touching the ground.

Introduced new audio effects for lasers and improved sound mixing.

Fixed a bug that prevented some hotkeys from working on the Tech Tree and Quests screens.

Updated sorting algorithm to prioritize recently uploaded robots from active players.

Reorganized the order of game modes in the play menu for better accessibility.

Corrected an audio issue affecting Propellers, Hovers, Rotors, and Thrusters.

Resolved an issue that allowed buttons to be pressed while the pause menu was displayed.

Lowered the XP needed for low-level players to level up.

Corrected a visual bug affecting the trail of the Gold Developer Supporter Flag.

Resolved an issue that allowed players to move under the map when blinking through the enemy base shield.

Fixed a bug that caused players to get stuck on a screen when attempting to purchase Premium via the Battle Summary screen.

Enhanced systems for weapon feedback to improve player experience.

Corrected a bug that permitted players to gain XP unfairly in edit mode.

Resolved an issue causing cosmetic seats to be displaced in some game modes.

Nanos now display healing amounts with green numbers, stopping when the target is at full health.

Improved sound effects for Laser and Plasma fire, integrating Resonance Audio for spatial awareness.

Added a Robot Recoil system and a new Camera Feedback system to enhance weapon firing and damage experience.

Introduced numerical damage indicators and visual cues for regular and critical hits.

Visual impacts on robots when shot, indicating direction and severity of damage.

A new BRAWL mode featuring 10 v 10 Elimination with specific rules is now live.

A Tier filter will be added to the CRF for easier Robot searching.

Battle Arena and Team Deathmatch will be combined into a single 'Battle' button with random game mode selection.

Elimination mode will be permanently brought back as an 8 vs. 8 game mode.

The Tier of Robots will be displayed in their thumbnail image in the Garage and CRF.

Bringing back the Tiers system with 5 standard Tiers and one for Megabots, integrating it with new features.

Each Robot part will have a Robot Ranking displayed in the Inventory screen.

A Rank progression system for each Tier similar to current League, allowing players to lock in ranks.

Players will be match-made with other Robots of the same Tier.

All players in a Party must have Robots of the same Tier before entering battle.

Higher Tiers will provide more XP than lower Tiers.

Introduced a non-linear relationship between score and XP to ensure more balanced leveling for all players.

Players will now earn XP while building robots in build mode, generating experience as if they were in battle.

The old Mastery System has been removed, but creators will still earn Robits when their robots are downloaded and used in battles.

Duplicate and tweak Robots an infinite number of times without using parts from the Inventory.

Unlock cosmetics for free using Robits, ensuring nothing is behind a paywall.

Provides prestige and rewards for players who have invested time into Robocraft.

Controls can be edited via the Settings screen even during battles.

Enhancements for better reliability and connection to servers.

Upgraded Unity version for improved performance and stability.

Configurable backdrops for building and viewing Robots available via the Item Shop.

8 new paint colours for free and 32 for Premium users.

Help users learn advanced controls, can be hidden in Settings.

The Tiers system is being implemented in Infinity and will come to Steam with the upgrade.

Kill feed is colored for easier readability during battles.

Download unlimited Robots as long as parts are unlocked, with rewards for builders based on usage.

Golden versions of Legendary parts for players who owned them before the Infinity upgrade.

Includes improved special effects and audio technology for better damage feedback.

Focuses on bringing new and trending Robots to the top of searches.

Tooltips added to many buttons and options in the Main Menu.

Unlock a part on the Tech Tree and use it an infinite number of times, eliminating the need to forge parts.

Overhauled Main Menu and UI with improved flow and support for higher resolutions.

Checks if the user has functional cubes on the Robot before entering battle.

Based on player feedback, we've greatly improved the level progression for new players from level 1 through to level 375.

Players will receive pre-forged parts when unlocking them on the Tech Tree.

Added new starter robots: Mecha Ranger, Deadly Dino, Gladiator, and Warthog.

New players now start with increased quantities of certain parts.

Tank Track Warthog and Front Laser Wasp are now available on the Tech Tree.

Increased the speed at which new players level up from level 1 through to level 10.

Lowered the XP required for level 1 players to earn their first Tech Point taking them up to level 2.

Level banding has been added to ensure better matchmaking and improved gameplay experience across all player levels.

Improvements to the in-game camera environment handling and view distance

Fixed a bug which was preventing some players from reconnecting to games

Updates to network connectivity code that we hope will reduce player disconnections

Fixed a bug which caused some Mac player's games to crash when using certain resolutions

Players who have unlocked everything on the Tech Tree will no longer see the Tech Point awarded animation when leveling up

Fixed a bug which failed to display some screen resolution options on the settings screen

Players with Lifetime Premium will no longer see the 'buy premium' button on the battle summary screen

Fixed a bug which caused the Tech Tree top bar to disappear when deleting a copied robot

Fixed the hover-off state on the 'Go To Tech Tree' and 'Buy Premium' buttons

Plasma projectile speed increased from 96 to 144

Healing score reduced slightly

Pressing ENTER on the Level Up and battle summary screens will now close those screens

Fixed a bug that caused the Tesla SFX to continue playing even if the weapon or your Robot was destroyed

Plasma tooltip energy consumption corrected

Healing score and mining point capture score increased; scores in various modes adjusted.

Realigned the muzzle flash on the Laser Leviathan Carbon 6.

1024 x 768 minimum resolution supported, with reduced quality for 800 x 600 resolution.

Renamed the hotkey label for buying Cosmetic Credits.

New players receive a basic inventory of Robot Mech Leg Spartans and Laser Wasp Weapons.

Corrected the Russian translation of the in-game tag.

A new system for rewarding players after battles has been implemented.

The Tech Tree has been reintroduced to Robocraft.

Increased leveling speed for players up to level 375 to reduce grind.

All loot crates have been removed from the game.

Corrected the order of the Forge and Recycle buttons in build mode.

Players earn Tech Points for each level up to unlock parts on the Tech Tree.

Fixed audio playback issues on the control remapping menu.

Fixed a bug preventing splash damage from affecting reactor crystals.

Energy consumption for Gyro Mortar increased by 25%.

The leveling-up process has been made quicker for players.

Salvage reward crates have been removed and replaced by Robit rewards, Tech Points, and Daily Quests.

Balance adjustments have been made to certain robot parts.

Enhancements made to the Robot Factory interface and functionality.

Players now receive Robit rewards based on their performance in battles.

Reworked speed boost amounts for larger thrusters.

Fixed a bug causing the 'Clan Play' Quest to throw an error if finished while not in a clan.

All Robots can now be seen in the CRF, with differentiation for usable Robots.

A new progression path for players to unlock parts using Tech Points earned through leveling up.

Improvements made to Earth maps containing trees.

Fixed mouse-over colliders on the top-navigation bar after resolution changes.

Fixed a bug that did not remove players from a Custom Game if the game client was closed.

Fixed a bug preventing players from re-spawning if destroyed in battle.

Plasma reworked to align with classic volley Plasma, with changes to speed, fire rate, and energy consumption.

Scoring mechanics in battles have been improved.

Fixed a line of missing cubes on the back portion of the Body Builder 'Breacher' chassis.

Rebalanced scoring and player progression as players were leveling up faster than intended.

Nanos receive buffs including increased projectile speed and reduced energy consumption.

Several bugs have been fixed in this update.

Increased leveling speed for players up to level 375 to reduce grind.

Parts will cost different amounts of Tech Points based on their rarity.

A new progression path for players to unlock parts using Tech Points.

Players earn Tech Points upon leveling up, used to unlock parts on the Tech Tree.

Improvements to the Factory including visibility of all Robots and filtering options.

Existing players will have their current parts automatically unlocked after the update.

The Elimination Battlegrounds game mode is back with increased team sizes and special rewards.

Team sizes increased to 10, auto-heal turned off, and all weapons permitted.

Winning the first match in BRAWL grants triple XP and triple crates.

Enhanced lighting effects for better visual experience.

Visual enhancements and better handling of higher resolutions.

Download Robots for free if all required parts are unlocked.

Switch from keyboard to cam controls in battle.

Added tooltips for better user guidance.

Hints for new users that can be disabled in settings.

Vote on the best Robot after each battle.

8 colors for free players and 32 for Premium users.

Unlock parts on the tech tree and place them an infinite number of times on any Robots.

Upgraded to a newer version of the Unity engine.

Enhancements to network communication.

Enhanced crosshairs for better aiming.

Split screen showing your selected Robot on the right side.

Game checks for functional parts on your Robot before entering battle.

Buy cosmetics with Robits or Cosmetic Credits; many cosmetics will be forgeable.

The community-hosted competitive Robocraft competition has returned for a second season with prizes for top teams.

Winning teams will receive unique in-game items including a golden Laser Leviathan Weapon and flags.

Each part will have a Robot Rank that defines its Tier based on combinations.

Five different Tiers (Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary) will be reintroduced.

The 8 vs 8 Elimination mode will return as a permanent game mode.

Game modes will be selected at random, with an option to opt-out of unwanted modes.

Boosts will be removed from the game.

Rewards for Robit battles will now be based on player performance.

All Loot Boxes/Crates will be removed from Robocraft permanently.

Improvements to the ranking system will allow for casual play without rank loss.

The Tech Tree will be reintroduced with a new layout and enhancements.

Players will earn Tech Points when leveling up, which will have special effects.

Higher Tiers will provide greater XP and Robits.

Fixed a bug which failed to record Mortar kills in the Explosive Attack Daily Quest

Fixed a bug which failed to record the Battle Medic Daily Quest properly

Fixed a bug which caused some Daily Quests to display incorrectly

The BRAWL Daily Quest is no longer in the quest rotation. If you have a BRAWL Daily Quest, please re-roll if you don't want to wait for the next BRAWL

Fixed a bug which caused some player's Daily Quests screen to be corrupted and could not be completed

Fixed a bug which caused some players to get stuck on a 'contacting the server' screen when logging in

Fixed a bug causing UI to be out of sync when reconnecting to Battle Arena or League Arena modes.

Fixed a bug which caused Tank Track audio not to play.

Fixed a bug where a player reconnecting to a Custom Game would not have the set values for the game.

Rarity of several cosmetic parts has been adjusted to match their non-cosmetic versions.

Updated the top navigation bar for a cleaner look and better information display.

Fixed a bug preventing some players from uploading a robot to the CRF after reporting one.

Fixed a bug preventing players from blinking through their own Disc Shield Module.

Players can no longer purchase Salvage Crate bundles from the in-game shop.

Fixed a bug causing UI to be out of sync when pressing ESC while capturing a point.

Fixed a bug causing the Steam Verification email not to send.

Cosmetic Credits can be used in the Forge to create cosmetic parts for robots.

Players can earn XP and Robits by completing daily quests.

Fixed inconsistencies with the Core Capture/Defend icon animation in Battle Arena modes.

Auto-heal feature has been removed for a more challenging gameplay experience.

Teams now consist of 8 players each in the Elimination Battlegrounds BRAWL.

A fan favorite game mode returns with larger team sizes and no auto-heal.

Winning the first match grants triple XP and triple crates.

Robot Ranking (RR) will be brought back, determining the Tier based on total Robot Rank.

All players in a Party must have Robots of the same Tier to prevent unfairness.

BA, TDM, and League modes will be merged into one 'Battle' button for random game mode selection.

Light, Medium, and Heavy cubes will be introduced with varying rarities.

Boosts will be removed and replaced with a new system featuring 5 Tiers named based on Rarity.

Garage Bays will show the Tier of each Robot with colored UI indicating rarity.

Introducing a Cosmetic Credits currency for purchasing cosmetics directly with real money.

Adding Daily Quests for XP in place of Daily Crates.

In Tier 1, only Speed Boost enabled (capped at 100%) with a 1000 CPU max.

Capping all Boosts at 100% to address community concerns.

Implementing a random game mode system with an 'opt-out' options menu.

In Tier 2, Speed and Health Boosts enabled (capped at 100%) with a 1500 CPU max; Tier 3 allows all Boosts (capped at 100%).

Replacing crates with a Tech Tree and Tech Points to unlock parts.

Purchasable crates will be removed, with monetization shifting to Premium and Cosmetic Credits.

Players will receive Robits at the end of battles based on their performance.

Daily quests will be introduced as an alternative to Daily Crates.

Investigating feasibility of allowing players to switch robots mid-game.

Crates will be completely removed from the game based on community feedback.

Three Tiers will be brought back to improve matchmaking and gameplay experience.

The Tech Tree will return as an alternative progression system to crates.

The removal of boosts is being reconsidered due to concerns about build diversity.

Players will be able to earn Cosmetic Credits through gameplay and by converting Robits.

BA, Elimination, and TDM will be included in a rolling roster with opt-out options.

Premium benefits for new users will be reduced from 100% to 25%, but existing users will retain 100%.

New currency introduced for purchasing cosmetics.

Daily Crates replaced with Daily Quests that reward XP and Robits.

All Loot Crates/Boxes removed from the game due to community feedback.

Removal of Damage and Health Boosts, simplification of Speed Boost system.

Robits and XP rewards based on player performance in battles.

Three Tiers introduced to protect new users from high CPU Robots.

Reintroduction of a Tech Tree system with Tech Points for unlocking parts.

All purchasable crates removed from the store.

A Skill Tree system for players who have unlocked all parts.

CPU restrictions set to a minimum of 100 and a maximum of 2,000.

Participate in the Flying High BRAWL with special rules and restrictions.

Elimination mode with 5v5 teams on the Vanguard's End map, using only Laser weapons and Nanos.

Auto-heal is turned off, requiring players to rely on healers for support.

Kill UI now displays the correct number of kills when a player reconnects to a TDM game.

Updated some missing character strings in non-English languages.

Fixed a bug causing rotors to function on a robot after being shot off.

The kill UI now displays the correct number of kills for players who reconnect to TDM games.

Players can now reconnect to battles, except in Elimination or Pit game modes.

Prizes for Solo League Competition will be manually added to winning player accounts.

New BRAWL mode with specific rules including player limits and part restrictions.

Resolved an issue with some speed boosts being inaccurate.

Battle chat no longer displays messages for games not participated in.

An exploit that allowed weapon invulnerability has been fixed.

Updated some missing character strings in non-English languages.

Fixed a bug that prevented players from healing under their base shield.

New Elimination mode BRAWL with specific rules and restrictions.

Prizes will be manually added to winning player accounts.

The correct voice-over now plays when a player reconnects to a battle.

Battle chat no longer shows messages from games the player is not participating in.

The correct voiceover now plays when a player reconnects to a battle.

Players can now reconnect to battles, except in Elimination or Pit game modes.

Fixed an issue where rotors continued to function after being shot off.

Fixed a bug that prevented players from healing under their base shield.

Fixed an issue with some speed boosts being inaccurate.

An exploit allowing weapon invulnerability has been resolved.

1st: RR01 Liopleurodon by star_mouse1293, 2nd: RR01 by Flonex2.0, 3rd: RR01 NAUTILUS SNIPER by Yama-05.

1st: RR01 Liopleurodon by star_mouse1293, 2nd: RR01 by Flonex2.0, 3rd: RR01 NAUTILUS SNIPER by Yama-05.

1st: RR01 Pterodactyl by Octavia63, 2nd: RR01 Meganeura by Aluna_jp, 3rd: RR01 Meganeuropsis by Jendar2012.

Winners of the Prehistoric Artbot competition will have their designs added to Robocraft Royale.

Winners of the Prehistoric Artbot competition will have their designs added to Robocraft Royale.

1st: RR01 Dinorider by pentagon1994, 2nd: RR01 Caveman Bros. by damegi0424, 3rd: RR01 Neandertal by orisaEX.

1st: RR01 Pterodactyl by Octavia63, 2nd: RR01 Meganeura by Aluna_jp, 3rd: RR01 Meganeuropsis by Jendar2012.

1st: RR01 DinoRacer by Doo21XX, 2nd: RR01 Flintstones Car__ by The_Crest_Baron, 3rd: RR01 Dino Rod by moss972.

1st: RR01 : Mr.REX by gohten, 2nd: RR01- Dinosaur bones by hiyokorobo, 3rd: RR01 Stegosaur by Gianbox2215.

Mr.REX was selected as the overall winner of the Prehistoric Artbot competition.

1st: RR01 DinoRacer by Doo21XX, 2nd: RR01 Flintstones Car__ by The_Crest_Baron, 3rd: RR01 Dino Rod by moss972.

1st: RR01 : Mr.REX by gohten, 2nd: RR01- Dinosaur bones by hiyokorobo, 3rd: RR01 Stegosaur by Gianbox2215.

RR01 : Mr.REX by gohten is the overall winner of the competition.

1st: RR01 Dinorider by pentagon1994, 2nd: RR01 Caveman Bros. by damegi0424, 3rd: RR01 Neandertal by orisaEX.

Reactor Values may be 1% out of sync if reconnecting.

Reconnecting in a custom game does not retain the custom values set in the lobby.

The kill UI in Team Deathmatch may show 0 until updated after a reconnect.

The splash screen of the game has been updated.

New game mode featuring the Hellion Crater map with special rules.

UI may be temporarily out of sync with point progress when reconnecting during capture.

The splash screen for the game has been updated.

Audio cues missed during disconnection will play upon reconnecting.

Reconnecting in a custom game doesn't retain custom values set in lobby.

The splash screen has been updated.

UI may be out of sync with point progress when reconnecting during a mining point capture.

Missed audio cues will play upon reconnecting, and sound effects may be heard during loading.

A new BRAWL game mode featuring the Hellion Crater map with specific rules and rewards.

Parties may become disbanded if a user disconnects while in a party.

Kill UI in Team Deathmatch may display 0 until updated after reconnecting.

Introduced a new game mode called The Pit with specific player and weapon restrictions.

A new Rare weapon type, the Proto-Pursuer (MEGA PSK), will be added to the game.

Introduced a new reconnect feature for players, with limitations in specific game modes.

New BRAWL game mode featuring the Hellion Crater map with specific rules and rewards.

All chat is currently displayed to all players when in battle.

Kill UI in Team Deathmatch may display 0 until updated after reconnecting.

Players can now rejoin battles after disconnections, except in Elimination or Pit game modes.

Audio cues missed during disconnection will queue and play upon reconnecting.

Introduced a new game mode called The Pit with specific player and weapon restrictions.

All chat is currently displayed to all players when in battle.

All chat is currently displayed to all players during battles.

Reactor Values may be 1% out of sync if reconnecting to a battle.

Parties may become disbanded if a user disconnects.

Reactor values may be 1% out of sync if reconnecting to a battle.

Wrong voiceover plays when a disconnected player returns to the battlefield.

Players will be able to reconnect to battles after disconnection, with a pop-up notification.

Parties may become disbanded if a user disconnects while in a party.

Wrong voiceover plays when a disconnected player returns to the battlefield.

New BRAWL game mode with specific rules and map.

Introduced a new reconnect feature for players.

The splash screen of the game has been updated.

UI may be out of sync with point progress when reconnecting during capture.

Wrong voiceover plays when a disconnected player returns to the battlefield.

Players can now rejoin battles after disconnections, except in Elimination or Pit game modes.

Reconnecting in a custom game doesn't retain the custom values set in the lobby.

New game mode introduced with specific player and weapon restrictions.

A new Reconnect feature will allow players to reconnect to battles after disconnection, with a pop-up notification.

A new Rare weapon type, the Proto-Pursuer, will be added to the game, serving as a point defender or lock-on attacker.

A legendary cosmetic mask available for players.

A legendary cosmetic mask added to the game.

A new legendary cosmetic mask has been added to the game.

Game Mode: The Pit, Map: Hellion Crater, Players: 10, Max CPU: 1,100, Permitted Movement: Wheel Discoverer Only, Permitted Weapons: Tesla Slicer Only, First Win Bonus: 3x XP and 3x Protonium Crates.

Game Mode: The Pit, Map: Hellion Crater, Max CPU 1,100, Permitted Movement: Wheel Discoverer Only, Permitted Weapons: Tesla Slicer Only, First Win Bonus: 3x XP and 3x Protonium Crates.

Game Mode: The Pit, Max CPU 1,100, Permitted Movement: Wheel Discoverer Only, Permitted Weapons: Tesla Slicer Only, First Win Bonus: 3x XP and 3x Protonium Crates.

A new legendary cosmetic mask, T-Rex, has been added to the game.

New BRAWL game mode featuring 10 players in a wheels and Tesla only battle.

The Easy Anti Cheat system has been updated.

Game mode features 10 players with max CPU 1,100 and specific weapon and movement restrictions.

Introducing a new brawl mode set in Hellion Crater with specific rules.

A new BRAWL mode featuring 10 players in a wheels and Tesla only game mode.

New BRAWL game mode set in Hellion Crater with specific rules.

A list of permitted weapons for robot submissions has been provided for the competition.

Winners of the competition will receive exclusive T-Rex Cosmetic Masks for use in Robocraft.

Players can submit prehistoric-themed robots for a chance to have them featured in Robocraft Royale.

Specific CPU and weapon requirements for robot submissions to the competition.

General rules for the competition have been established to guide participants.

Specific building requirements for robot submissions have been outlined for the competition.

Winning robots from the competition will be added to Robocraft Royale in a future update.

Rules for participation in the Prehistoric Artbot Competition including submission guidelines.

Players can submit prehistoric-themed robots for a chance to have them featured in Robocraft Royale.

Creators of winning robots will receive exclusive T-Rex Cosmetic Masks for use in Robocraft.

Introducing a new exclusive T-Rex mask cosmetic for Robocraft, available with the purchase of Robocraft Royale.

Introducing a new exclusive T-Rex Mask cosmetic for Robocraft, available with the purchase of Robocraft Royale.

Robocraft Royale will be released on Steam on March 26th.

A new audio taunt accompanies the T-Rex mask, enhancing the cosmetic experience.

Robocraft Royale will be released on Steam on March 26th.

Linux users must update their OS to Ubuntu 16.04 as a minimum due to EAC update.

A strictly time-limited Holoflag available in-game to celebrate the 5th birthday of Robocraft.

Battle Timer now set to 13 minutes in Battle Arena and League Arena game modes.

New robot bodies added: Mantis by WurmpleWarrior, Scientist by Cipher7, Submarine by Sarr_Cat, Train by SaveTheWhales, Breacher by Cipher7.

Single gun fire rate of ION Distorter now set to 1 per second.

New robot bodies added: Mantis by WurmpleWarrior, Scientist by Cipher7, Submarine by Sarr_Cat, Train by SaveTheWhales, Breacher by Cipher7.

Players at higher levels will be more closely matched, potentially increasing queue times.

Single gun fire rate now set to 1 per second.

Players at higher levels will be more closely matched, potentially increasing queue times.

Players will receive one day of free Premium time with the code for the Holoflag.

Battle Timer now set to 13 minutes in Battle Arena and League Arena game modes.

The code for the Holoflag can only be used once per player account and is valid until March 18th.

Linux users must update their OS to Ubuntu 16.04 as a minimum due to EAC update.

A special flag added to celebrate Robocraft's fifth birthday, obtainable via a promo code.

A special flag can be obtained by redeeming a promo code announced by Freejam.

A Solo League competition will run from March 1st to March 29th as part of the 5th birthday celebrations.

Top players can win unique golden Laser Leviathan Weapons and updated League Arena badges.

A Solo League competition running from March 1 to March 29, 2018, with exclusive prizes for top players.

Platoons disabled, team sizes increased to 6-a-side, MMR reset to 0, and reduced MMR 'K-factor'.

Introduction of new League Badges and exclusive League Arena Flags for top 100 players.

Platoons disabled, team sizes increased to 6, MMR reset to 0, and K-factor reduced for the competition.

In celebration of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics, the E14 host their own Winter Games with specific game mode and maps.

Corrected the mass of Mech Leg Talos.

Avatar images over player names removed in all battles.

Avatar images over player names removed in all battles.

Minimum world firing angle introduced for Mortar along with increased projectile speed and range.

XP for building A/B test removed; accounts that previously had the feature will no longer have it.

AFK timer reduced from 3 minutes to 90 seconds.

Game Mode: The Pit; Permitted Movement types: Skis, Wheels, Hover, Tank Tracks, and all three leg types; Maps: Gliese Lake, Spitzer Dam, Ophiuchus Valley.

XP for building A/B test removed; accounts that previously had the feature will no longer have it.

Improved networking code designed to reduce player disconnections in battle

Game Mode: The Pit; Permitted Movement type: Skis, Wheels, Hover, Tank Tracks and all three leg types; Maps: Gliese Lake, Spitzer Dam, Ophiuchus Valley.

Minimum world firing angle introduced for Mortar along with increased projectile speed and range.

AFK timer reduced from 3 minutes to 90 seconds.

Improved networking code designed to reduce player disconnections in battle

In celebration of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics, the E14 host their own Winter Games with specific game mode and maps.

Updated networking code aimed at reducing disconnections.

Celebration of the Winter Olympics with a special BRAWL event.

A special BRAWL event to celebrate the Winter Olympics.

Changes and improvements made to the Mortar weapon.

Updated networking code aimed at reducing disconnections.

Changes and improvements made to the Mortar weapon.

Earn double XP from February 16th to February 20th, 2018, during the Lunar New Year celebration.

Earn double XP from February 16th to February 20th, 2018, during the Lunar New Year celebration.

Use the promo code VALENTINES2018 to receive 2x Bubble Blower and 2x Balloon cosmetic parts.

Use promo code VALENTINES2018 to receive 2x Bubble Blower and 2x Balloon cosmetic parts. Valid until February 18th, 2018.

Ongoing work to improve netcode to reduce player disconnects.

Improvements to the game's netcode to reduce the number of disconnects players experience are being tested.

Players will have the option to reconnect to a battle if they get disconnected.

Players will have the option to reconnect to a battle if they get disconnected.

Players who leave a battle or fail to reconnect before it ends will incur an early leaver penalty.

Leaving the battle or failing to select an option before the battle ends will result in an early leaver penalty.

New game mode featuring 20 players (10 v 10) on the Gliese Lake map.

All Tesla weapons base health increased by 12.5%.

The current 15 v 15 Total Elimination BRAWL has been replaced with a larger Battle Arena BRAWL, increasing team sizes for more intense gameplay.

New game mode featuring 20 players in a Battle Arena setting on the Gliese Lake map.

Thruster Panther Force increased by 10%.

Nano Constructor energy consumption reduced by 20%.

Nano Constructor energy consumption reduced by 20%.

Nano Mender energy consumption reduced by 20%.

New Building XP system allows players to earn XP while actively building robots.

Thruster Panther Force increased by 10%.

Thruster Lynx Force increased by 10%.

Sprinter Leg base speed reduced from 180 mph to 170 mph.

Improvements have been rolled out for Insect Legs to enhance their performance.

Insect Legs made more stable, reducing flipping issues when landing.

Thruster Lynx Force increased by 10%.

New Building XP system allows players to earn XP while actively building robots.

Various balance changes have been made to enhance gameplay experience.

All Tesla weapons base health increased by 12.5%.

All Nano projectile ranges increased by 10%.

Gyro Mortar base health reduced by 12.5%.

Insect Legs made more stable, reducing flipping issues when landing.

All Nano projectile ranges increased by 10%.

Sprinter Leg base speed reduced from 180 mph to 170 mph.

Gyro Mortar base health reduced by 12.5%.

Nano Mender energy consumption reduced by 20%.

Various balance changes have been made to enhance gameplay.

The current 15 v 15 Total Elimination BRAWL has been replaced with the Big Battle Arena BRAWL, featuring larger team sizes.

Improvements have been rolled out for Insect Legs to enhance their performance.

An A/B test will be conducted to assess the impact of the new Building XP feature on player engagement.

Players will earn XP while actively building in build mode, similar to earning XP in battles.

Players will receive a level up reward crate when they level up while building.

Players will receive a level up reward crate when they level up while building.

A new level meter will display player level and XP in the top-left of the screen while building.

An A/B test will be conducted to evaluate the impact of the Building XP system on player engagement.

A new level meter will be displayed in the top-left of the screen to represent player level and XP.

Players will earn XP while actively building in build mode, similar to earning XP in battles.

All Mech Legs have had their speed increased from 145 mph to 155 mph.

New game mode featuring 15v15 elimination gameplay with autoheal off on the Vanguard's End map.

All Mech Legs have had their speed increased from 145 mph to 155 mph.

Lynx and Panther Thrusters have had a slight Speed Boost increase.

Gravity has been buffed by 45%.

Fixed an issue with missing audio in the tutorial cut-scene.

Resolved an issue with missing audio in the tutorial cut-scene.

Lynx and Panther Thrusters have had a slight Speed Boost increase.

Gravity has been buffed by 45%.

Wings and Rudders have had their Speed Boost percentages significantly reduced.

Introduced a new game mode with 15v15 elimination rules and autoheal off on the map Vanguard's End.

Wings and Rudders have had their Speed Boost percentages significantly reduced.

Speed Boost percentages for Wings and Rudders significantly reduced.

All Mech Legs speed increased from 145 mph to 155 mph.

Gravity has been buffed by 45%.

The Christmas Craft II event has been removed.

All Mech Legs speed increased from 145 mph to 155 mph.

Lynx and Panther Thrusters received a slight Speed Boost increase.

Game Mode: Elimination, Players: 15v15, Autoheal: Off, Map: Vanguard's End.

Lynx and Panther Thrusters received a slight Speed Boost increase.

New BRAWL mode featuring 15v15 players on Vanguard's End.

Gravity has been buffed by 45%.

Speed Boost percentages for Wings and Rudders significantly reduced.

Resolved an issue with missing audio in the tutorial cut-scene.

New BRAWL mode featuring 15 players a side on the Vanguard's End map.