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FBC: Firebreak gets its final content update, a lower price and Friends Pass
Remedy Entertainment has released the final content update for FBC: Firebreak, introducing new arenas and gameplay tweaks. The game will remain playable with updated servers, and a Friends Pass allows free players to join purchased game sessions. Additionally, the base game and Deluxe Edition prices have been permanently reduced.
Remedy rolls out last FBC: Firebreak content update, affirms the game will be online "for years to come"
Remedy Entertainment has released the final major content update for its multiplayer game FBC: Firebreak, which includes new content and a Friend's Pass to encourage new players. Despite this being the last update, Remedy assures the game will remain online for years to come. The studio also reduced the game's price to improve accessibility.
Control Spinoff FBC Firebreak Has Its Last Major Update
Remedy Entertainment has announced that FBC Firebreak will receive its final major content update, which includes five new maps themed after Control. The developers have confirmed that the game will continue to be supported for years to come with its servers remaining online. Additionally, FBC Firebreak has received a permanent price reduction to $19.99 and a Friend's Pass feature.
FBC: Firebreak's last major update has arrived, bringing new Control maps, a price drop and a free-for-friends version to help keep servers populated
Remedy Entertainment has released the final major update for FBC: Firebreak, introducing new maps inspired by Control and a Friend's Pass to allow players to invite friends to play for free. The game has also received a permanent price reduction. Despite winding down development, Remedy has ensured the game's servers will remain online and playable for years to come.
Remedy is moving on from FBC: Firebreak, but it's going out with a bang: One final update adds 5 new maps, a lower price, friend's pass, and a promise the game will 'continue to be playable for years to come'
Remedy Entertainment is ending support for its co-op shooter FBC: Firebreak with a final "Open House" update. The update includes five new maps, a permanent price reduction to $20, and a cross-platform Friend's Pass. While no further content updates are planned, Remedy has committed to keeping the game playable for years to come and will continue to release gameplay patches.
