War Robots: Frontiers

Relic Fenrir and Relic Punisher T were the biggest additions, arriving on November 3 with a self-repairing Assault robot that deployed an indestructible barrier and a heavy machine gun built for sustained DPS. Cerberus, Relic Tyr, Garuda, and Heike broadened the roster, while Quantum Core introduced a new team-scoring mode.

• Robot roster:
  • Relic Fenrir added an Assault robot built around self-repair and an indestructible barrier.
  • Cerberus introduced an aggressive Defender whose Inhibitor Field reduced enemy accuracy and fire rate.
  • Relic Tyr added a repair-focused robot suited to sniper and artillery builds.
  • Garuda brought a fast Flanker with an energy cage, the Snake Catcher, Blink, and Iron Veil gear.
  • Heike added a mobile frontline Defender with Ecdysis, Gamma Beam, Ghost Turret, and Thunder.
  • The arsenal expanded with Relic Punisher T, Toccata, Relic Vortex, I.O.N., Conflux, Skuld, and Nucleon.
• Event-pass content: Steel Advance added the Hitcher robot, Nucleon weapons, Emergency Shield, Nanite Repair, cosmetics, and the Solidus Node: Bastion map. Mirror Threat delivered Kumo modules and visual customizations alongside Conflux and Skuld, while Maze of Flames, Quantum Blitz, and BRRRRRing the Action added further reward tracks.
• Modes and progression: Quantum Core introduced matches where teams captured enemy Cores to score. Solidus Node Set replaced the Unranked queue, Infinite Fuel returned temporarily, and account progression increased first to level 329 and then 341 with additional relics and rewards.
• Balance: Ecdysis received a major upgrade, increasing shield damage from 22,000 to 35,000 and reducing its cooldown from 40 to 32 seconds. Ares, Anansi, Bulwark, Kumo, Lancelot, Purifier, Scatter, Slugger, Nucleon, and Skuld were also tuned, mostly through durability, speed, damage, or cooldown reductions.

Season 4: Orbital Nexus launched with the Orbital Nexus Battle Pass, adding the Norna Titan, Slugger and Zenit weapons, and new progression rewards. Season 3: Battle for Tortuga and Season 2: Power Surge also delivered substantial new battlefields, robots, Titans, and modes.

• Major seasons:
  • Season 4: Orbital Nexus introduced Norna and expanded the player cap to level 230 with new crafting unlocks.
  • Season 3: Battle for Tortuga brought the Tortuga storyline, faction conflict, Kumo, spider-themed equipment, and the Tortuga battlefield.
  • Season 2: Power Surge added Volta, Loki, Mesa, the Spearhead mode, and Steam Achievements.
• Robots and gear: Anansi and Ceres arrived with the Dei Ex Machina content, followed by Decker, Hefty, Supply Surge, Crix, Stormpike, Hitcher, and the No Place to Hide Event Pass. Volta introduced a quadruped Titan with double-jump traversal and electric weaponry, while Loki added cloaking and holographic-decoy gameplay.
• Maps and modes: Tortuga supported Warp Rush, Team Deathmatch, Last Robot Standing, and Spearhead; Horizon One added a crash-site battlefield; and Solidus Node: Depot, Foundry, and Umbra rotated through dedicated unranked queues. Team Deathmatch+ added Datacube scoring, while Last Robot Standing+ replaced the previous ranked ruleset with power-ups.
• Progression and combat: Player progression rose from level 170 to 200 and then 230, with additional module and weapon crafting levels. League placements and ranked matchmaking were revised for Season 4, while Incinerator, Lighter, Tusk, Locust, and Warp Scythe received meaningful balance changes.
• Anniversary and limited-time play: Infinite Fuel launched on March 3 with unlimited propulsion, cooldown-free boosts and dashes, and expanded aerial control. The Anniversary Vault also opened with Bruno Lantoni and returning pilots, alongside the Anniversary Payload Twitch Drops and Full Throttle Showcase.