Crossout receives 'New Horizon' update

Studio Targem Games has released a major patch for its online action game Crossout, featuring details, activities, and even a storyline, in which the Engineers, Steppenwolves, and Scavengers must, despite their differences, stand against a common enemy — the Ravagers. By participating in battles, players will receive unique modules for their homemade armored vehicles — for example, the 'Bruiser' cannon and the 'Boar' cabin. To earn rewards, players will need to stay active, as the event runs only until November 25.

There are 75 levels in the season in total — each one is unlocked with resources obtained on the battlefield and brings valuable items. Mostly these are, of course, parts for building vehicles: cannons of various calibers, 'Flagship' hover pads, 'Slice' radar, ATGMs, cabins, frames, and other structural elements. Bearings serve as the thematic currency — when the activities end, all accumulated bearings will be voided, so they need to be invested in time and wisely. Progression comes from completing weekly and daily missions in PvP, whether it's 'Feathered Brawl', 'Blind Fire', 'Storm Arena', or 'Dronocalypse'. Some modes, like 'Dronocalypse', were brought back to the game after a break, but there are also completely new ones.

The 'No Connection' brawl, available until September 15, offers battles on pre-set armored vehicles without player nicknames and icons on the mini-map. The only reference point here is the body colors, by which you can distinguish enemies from allies. As for 'Blind Fire', open until the 23rd of this month, everyone fights by the 'Every man for himself' rule, and all players move around the map in a state of invisibility. 'Storm Arena' offers competition only with ready-made armored vehicles equipped with 'Jupiter' weapons. The developers specifically note the interface improvements — for example, a convenient filter for finding the needed parts has appeared in the warehouse.