We promised you new content throughout the year, and we kept our word. This time we give you another package with a new map, new weapon and a new gameplay mode, plus additional fixes and optimizations that you asked for.
The third major update in 2022 is now available to everyone! In the latest pack you will find a new mode, new map and new weapon. We also have a surprise for music lovers.
The launch of Season 3 (the next pack of cool stuff we're going to give you as part of the free DLC) is almost upon us. That is why we decided that it is time to shed some light on what we have prepared for you. We'll start with something that made our team scream profanities and smash keyboards on the wall. Not because we're uncultured or something like that. It's all to do with the new difficulty level. Because with something like Gate of Madness, the Insane level sounds like a walk in the park on a summer morning.
In some of our previous publications we’ve been comparing the real world Chernobyl and its surroundings to what you can see in the game. Throughout this process we devoted a lot of space to the most famous locations near the famous power plant. But there is also one other location that plays a fairly important role in Chernobylite. For some reason it didn’t gain the notoriety it deserved. And it’s a shame, because Kopachi is a unique place and its history is worth knowing.
In our reports, we sometimes sneak in threads about ideas that looked good on paper but missed our game for various reasons. However, if we think back and see our notes from years ago, we find a whole lot of ideas that were eventually thrown out of Chernobylite before its release on EA.
In the next installment of our series, in which we present to you the profiles of our companions, we will take a look at the crazy - but somewhat less explosive than Mikhail - Sashko character.
It's time for another portion of real life stories that we smuggled into the game. Today we will start with anecdotes about the local flora.
