Dear friends, we're happy to announce that Cats Who Play is working on the first large expansion to "Syrian Warfare", titled "Syrian Warfare: Return to Palmyra".

A new single-player campaign, as you might infer from the title, will be focused on the dramatic events between December 2016 and March 2017, when the ancient city was once again captured by the terrorists, and an imminent threat loomed – the enemy could now quickly advance into territories controlled by the government, with access to large cities. However, thanks to the tenacity of the Syrian army and its allies, including the Russian air forces, the opponent's advance was halted and then turned back.

The plot will focus around a detachment of the elite Syrian unit Tiger Forces. Despite being caught flat-footed by Daesh's sudden assault, they defended their positions on Palmyra's outskirts to the end, got surrounded and fought their way to the T4 air base, where they had a big role in the defense of the air base and the following retaking of Palmyra.

The player will have control over new squad types (including, as mentioned, Tiger Forces squads); Lebanese volunteers; and the forces of the 5th Legion, freshly formed with the help of Russia.

The game's arsenal will be expanded with new weapons: mounted grenade launchers, recoilless guns (both infantry variants and mounted on technicals), high-caliber heavy machineguns. The game's tank park will have new modifications of the T-55 and T-62 tanks in store. The air forces will see the additions of the Russian Ka-52 "Alligator" helicopter, Syrian "Gazelle" light attack/scouting helicopter and remote-controlled drones.

The terrorists will also have weapons previously unseen in the game: American Humvees captured from the Iraqi military, anti-tank TOW missiles, heavily-armored VBIEDs, quadcopters.

The game's mechanics will also be refined, including the dissatisfactory pathfinding algorithm.

The "Syrian Warfare: Return to Palmyra" expansion's release is planned for the end of summer 2017. It will require the base game "Syrian Warfare" to run.

Dear friends, we're happy to announce that Cats Who Play is working on the first large expansion to "Syrian Warfare", titled "Syrian Warfare: Return to Palmyra".

A new single-player campaign, as you might infer from the title, will be focused on the dramatic events between December 2016 and March 2017, when the ancient city was once again captured by the terrorists, and an imminent threat loomed – the enemy could now quickly advance into territories controlled by the government, with access to large cities. However, thanks to the tenacity of the Syrian army and its allies, including the Russian air forces, the opponent's advance was halted and then turned back.

The plot will focus around a detachment of the elite Syrian unit Tiger Forces. Despite being caught flat-footed by Daesh's sudden assault, they defended their positions on Palmyra's outskirts to the end, got surrounded and fought their way to the T4 air base, where they had a big role in the defense of the air base and the following retaking of Palmyra.

The player will have control over new squad types (including, as mentioned, Tiger Forces squads); Lebanese volunteers; and the forces of the 5th Legion, freshly formed with the help of Russia.

The game's arsenal will be expanded with new weapons: mounted grenade launchers, recoilless guns (both infantry variants and mounted on technicals), high-caliber heavy machineguns. The game's tank park will have new modifications of the T-55 and T-62 tanks in store. The air forces will see the additions of the Russian Ka-52 "Alligator" helicopter, Syrian "Gazelle" light attack/scouting helicopter and remote-controlled drones.

The terrorists will also have weapons previously unseen in the game: American Humvees captured from the Iraqi military, anti-tank TOW missiles, heavily-armored VBIEDs, quadcopters.

The game's mechanics will also be refined, including the dissatisfactory pathfinding algorithm.

The "Syrian Warfare: Return to Palmyra" expansion's release is planned for the end of summer 2017. It will require the base game "Syrian Warfare" to run.

Do you want to play "Syrian Warfare" smarter and more efficient? We've prepared and released a comprehensive document that details the game's main features.

You can find it by clicking the "Manual" link in the Steam Library "Syrian Warfare" entry or "View the manual" on the game's store page.

Do you want to play "Syrian Warfare" smarter and more efficient? We've prepared and released a comprehensive document that details the game's main features.

You can find it by clicking the "Manual" link in the Steam Library "Syrian Warfare" entry or "View the manual" on the game's store page.

We've released a small update that fixes issues with the "Hama province outskirts" mission (6th mission) where the mission wouldn't end and the helicopter wouldn't come under your control.

We've released a small update that fixes issues with the "Hama province outskirts" mission (6th mission) where the mission wouldn't end and the helicopter wouldn't come under your control.

We're happy to announce that the game is available for purchase again. During the period of abscence we've prepared an updated with fixes to known common issues:
- crashes on launch on some hardware;
- sound-related crashes in the main menu on some hardware;
- memory leaks and save/load-related crashes;
- save-corrupting errors;
- audio channels being inverted on certain camera angles;
- errors leading to second mission not being able to be completed in some cases (attention: don't use old saves from this mission, you have to start the mission from the global map);
and other minor errors.

And meet the new "Desert Hawks"-style gun truck with a ZU-23 twin-barreled autocannon installed on it!

We're happy to announce that the game is available for purchase again. During the period of abscence we've prepared an updated with fixes to known common issues:
- crashes on launch on some hardware;
- sound-related crashes in the main menu on some hardware;
- memory leaks and save/load-related crashes;
- save-corrupting errors;
- audio channels being inverted on certain camera angles;
- errors leading to second mission not being able to be completed in some cases (attention: don't use old saves from this mission, you have to start the mission from the global map);
and other minor errors.

And meet the new "Desert Hawks"-style gun truck with a ZU-23 twin-barreled autocannon installed on it!

We have fixed some crashes at launching the game and bugs in second mission. Thanks for your feedback, we are working hard to improve the game!

We have fixed some crashes at launching the game and bugs in second mission. Thanks for your feedback, we are working hard to improve the game!