Remedy’s live-service shooter Firebreak is getting its latest major update

The cure is to finish the shooter for his team FBC: fire With the big update that will be launched today. But even though the game won’t be getting any new content in the future, the studio intends to keep it alive for the foreseeable future. It’s another example of A live service game is struggling amid a volatile market.

The new update is called “Open House,” and includes a bunch of new areas taken from Control (a fire It is a spin-off that takes place in He controls Universe), along with what Remedy describes as “gameplay improvements and balance changes aimed at making combat clearer, smoother, and more fluid.” You can check Steam for the full list of changes.

but, Unlike many modern shooters that are completely locked downTreatment plans to preserve it a fire Works even with a smaller user base. “We have done engineering work to ensure we can maintain maintenance of the relay servers when operator volume is lower,” the developer says. The studio has also made some changes to try to keep the player base active even without content updates. Anyone owns a fire They can play with their friends for free through a new feature called “Friend’s Pass,” and the price of the game has been reduced to $19.99. Cure says so a fire “It will remain online and playable for years to come.”