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Winter Army is Foxhole's big semi-annual update and includes a ton of game changing features like a new dynamic weather system, an overhauled artillery game, new weapon tech trees, a Regiments system, and much more!



Winter Army introduces a fully dynamic weather system into the persistent war. Weather varies in intensity and can affect one or more regions at a time, turning lush landscapes into snowy wastelands or muddy battlefields.



Armies must now be equipped to fight in snow storms. Taking shelter, building fire pits, and deploying the right equipment are key to surviving the harsh conditions of winter. Snow storms can also freeze rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water, opening up new supply lines or attack routes.


There are also Rain Storms, which will disrupt intelligence operations, limit artillery effectiveness, and cause other front line challenges that players must contend with.


Winter Army includes a sweeping revamp of artillery in Foxhole.



There are four new types of artillery being introduced, including both emplaced and field variants.





With deployable artillery and the existing modular bunker system, builders can now construct the artillery base of their dreams, complete with ammunition rooms for stockpiling hundreds of shells for bombardment.



To compliment the new artillery game is a feature called No Man’s Land, which allows players to unleash devastating artillery bombardments transforming the very landscape of the world.



Bombardments can devastate grass, bushes, and even trees, turning a once beautiful landscape into a desolate no man’s land. Towns that have been under artillery fire over long periods of time eventually crumble into permanent ruins.



Winter Army introduces dozens of new or redesigned weapons to the battlefield.

There are many new small arms weapons, some with new features such as burst shot rifles and secondary slot Submachine Guns that can be fired from tank commander positions.



Since the Arms Race update last year, many of new armoured vehicles have been introduced into the game. To counter such threats, many new AT weapons have been added to infantry arsenel.



Tripods allow for even heavier infantry weapons. Tripods require 2 player teams to deploy as the Tripod and Weapon must be carried separately. For the extra effort, Tripod weapons have superior range and damage over handheld variants.



It wouldn't be a big Foxhole update without the introduction of new tank classes.

Designed for mass-production in Kraunia, this medium tank features a modular turret system for maximum versatility. The “Falchion” class features a powerful if understated, 40mm cannon.


This small tank is recently recommissioned to the Warden arsenal. It boasts high maneuverability and an antenna that allows for long-range communications during high-stakes recon operations.


Regiments is a new organization tool that allow commanders to organize a permanent unit of players. This is the "clan" system that players have been waiting for. The Regiments system features support for tags, roles, dedicated chat channel, a real time view of regiment player status, and more.



There many other improvements, changes, and bug fixes in this update. Read the full release notes for the details.

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This amphibious Light Utility Vehicle has been heavily modified to cross rivers and lakes with ease. Venturing out into the open sea is ill-advised, however.

This vehicle is the perfect partisan tool, allowing enemy backlines behind bodies of water to be infiltrated and sabotaged.



This destructive short-ranged cannon is designed for direct engagement with enemy fortifications. The Wolfhound is fitted with reinforced shielding and a 40mm barrel.

This field weapon will be useful for dismantling enemy structures during early periods of the war when heavy explosives are difficult to come by.



This variation of the standard R-5 Hauler is fitted with an improved suspension and axle system resulting in better overall handling. However, these improvements may not hold up under severe weather conditions.

This unique truck variant can boost it's speeds for short bursts of time, making it the perfect blockade runner.



This simple, modified Utility Vehicle is fitted with a reinforced hatch to provide one crew member with increased visibility for intense recon operations.

This variant provides map intelligence and is heavily armoured, making it great for delivering emergency supplies to active front lines.



New drawbridge types have been added to the world. Each bridge has distinctive features, bringing more variation to prolonged bridge battles. In addition, several of these bridges now have two lanes which allow for traffic in both directions, which makes bridge crossing a smoother experience for supply line drivers.







Live players that have been wounded on the battlefield can now be picked up and carried to a safe location. While a player is being carried, their death countdown timer will be paused, allowing them to be revived when they are brought to location behind friendly lines.



Some new mechanics have been introduced to provide more tactical options during tank engagements.
Shot angles and range now play factor in tank armour penetration, making speed and maneuverability more important than ever before.



There other improvements, changes, and bug fixes in this update. Read the full release notes for the details.

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This update adds new faction vehicles, changes to structure suppression and damage, field weapon hiding, expanded win conditions, and more!

The “Pelekys” H-class light tank is heavily modified with an open top chassis and equipped with a devastating long-range anti-tank cannon.



Armed with 68mm AT ammunition and with extended sight range from the open top design, the Pelekys is ideal for sniping enemy armour at a distance.



A heavy mobile mortar platform fitted with a thick frontal shield for assaulting fortified locations.



Combined with the new ability to hide Field Weapons, this siege weapon can be used to knock down heavy structures under the cover of smoke or heavy foliage.



Field Guns and Emplaced Weapons can now be hidden in foliage and smoke, giving them a new distinct advantage on the battlefield. They also now can be hidden behind obstacles in the environment like hills and town structures.



The suppression system on structures has been revamped. There is now a visual indicator when an AI structures has been suppressed, helping players coordinate more effectively.



The win conditions have been expanded to ensures that faction effort is rewarded throughout the war and not just at the end. There is still one victor in a war, there are varying degrees of success that can be earned through War Achievements, which are faction wide goals that can be completed by players. For example, making a "last stand" will result in a better outcome for a faction.



There are numerous other features and improvements in this Update including

• Server optimizations that bring the region capacity up to 200 players per region
  
• Border Bases - New base type to help a players gain a foothold in enemy locked down regions
  
• Comms Rating - A new communications system to help improve the quality of text chat\
  
• Open Top Vehicle mechanics - Gunners in open top vehicles now gain a buff to their sight range

There other improvements, changes, and bug fixes in this update. Read the full release notes for the details.

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It's that time of the year again! The annual Dead Harvest event is back. In this year's event, the Colonials and Wardens have weaponized the Cursed, allowing players to resurrect themselves as 1 of 3 undying soldier types from the underworld. In addition, each faction will be able to research powerful end game mechanized walkers to take on the Cursed.

Read on for details on all the content included in this limited seasonal event!

A stablized portal to the underworld. Present offerings to entrap deadly spirits into obsidian stones. This structure produces Soulstones, which can be used to resurrect players into Cursed Soldiers.



The vengeful soul of a long dead soldier. Twisted by the underworld, these undying Cursed have unnatural strength and are overwhelming in large numbers.



The damned spirit of an unholy blood drinker. The Avaratach is quick and can spit gobs of cursed ichor, draining the lifeforce from those unlucky enough to become submerged in the substance.



The sinister brood of a great demon king. The Balor Spawn taints the very ground on which it walks. It conjures cursed obsidian spires to impale mortal flesh and feast their very souls.



Designed for the sole purpose of fighting back the cursed undead, the “Centurion” Mechanized Utility Vehicle is equipped with two high powered, heavy machine guns and a deadly, front-facing cannon.



Built in response to the ongoing use of the Cursed in military skirmishes, the Scourge Hunter class Quadruped Mechanized Walker is equipped with a quad-barrelled rocket launcher, accompanied by a specially designed quad-barrel machine gun.



There other improvements, changes, and bug fixes in this update. Read the full release notes here.

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The HH-d “Peltast” is a new Colonial Half-Track Variant that has a 360 degree mounted Mortar. Similar to the hand held Mortar, it is capable of loading different shells including Standard, Smoke, and Flare rounds.



In addition, the Mortar Half-Track can exclusively a new special type of ammunition: Mortar Armour Piercing Shells. With these shells, the Half-Track becomes upgraded into a late war, long range Anti-Tank platform, which is perfect for countering enemy armour.



A few new things have been added to base builders' toolbox. These should provide even more flexibility when building out Bunker and Trench networks.



The Bunker Corner enables diagonal bunker walls to be built. This allows attached Bunker and Trench segments to be angled in new ways, making it easier to build around obstacles in the environment.



This new modification allows soldiers to get in and out of Trenches without having to vault. Stairs are available on all 3 tiers of Trenches.



A lot of effort was spent in this update fixing bugs. We even managed to knock off some really old issues that have been stumping us for awhile. Below is just a subset of all bug fixed. See the release notes for the full list!



To highlight a few higher profile bug fixes:

• V-sync doesn't work on Borderless Window mode
  
• Several vehicle physics bugs (including spinning out on some Bridges)
  
• Players in the commander seat (hatch closed) are invulnerable to Green Ash

There other improvements, changes, and bug fixes in this update. Read the full release notes for the details.

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Arms Race is Foxhole's big summer update and includes a ton of game changing features like an overhauled vehicle system, 24+ new modular variants, the siege and assault tank classes, seaports, a new technology system, and much more!



For the first time in almost two years, brand new tank classes are finally being added to the game. This time, they are unique to each of the two factions.

The HC-7 "Ballista" is a heavy tank designed to obliterate opposition defenses with its 250mm Hades Mortar Cannon.


The Silverhand Mk. IV assault tank is fitted with destructive dual-barrel armaments, and heavy frontal and rear armour. Its 68mm frontal cannon is paired with a lighter 40mm turret.


A new modular vehicle system has been implemented, which enables dozens of new vehicle variants to be prototyped and mass produced.



Every vehicle type now has several faction specific variants, featuring different armaments, hull configurations, and other unique attributes.



The vehicle system in Foxhole has been overhauled and now includes many new features, mechanics, and improvements.



A new physics engine has been implemented from the ground up, which features a physically accurate driving model that allows for realistic handling, drifting mechanics, and more.



To complement the new physics, every road in the game has been reconstructed with new visuals and new surface types that can impact the speed and handling of your vehicle. The before and after screenshots of the roads can be seen below.



Vehicles now includes a new armour plating system, which supports deflection and penetration mechanics, increasing the depth of tank combat in the game.



Furthermore, individual subsystems on vehicles can now be disabled. For example, a Tank’s fuel tank can be ruptured, resulting in fuel being rapidly depleted, or it’s track can be disabled, crippling it’s movement capability on the battlefield.



The Seaport acts as a storage and shipping facility for water logistics operations over. Available at every major logistics hub at the coast, the Seaport can store almost any type of crate, vehicle, or mobile structure.



Players can now build and reactivate old Coastal Guns at logistics towns near the sea. They will protect Seaports and shipping lanes against naval attacks.



New manned weapon emplacements now can be produced and deployed at the front for additional defensive measures. These are manned weapons that can be deployed on the ground or inside new emplacement dugouts that connect to trenches for extra cover.

A defensive emplacement against heavily armoured vehicles.


An anti-aircraft flak cannon repurposed as a defensive emplacement against infantry.


These 68mm Field AT guns are the ultimate support weapon for infantry going up against enemy armour. They are a low cost way of countering heavy vehicles at the front line.



Arms Race brings replaces the Tech Tech with a new system that is player directed and non-linear. Players will now choose what technology gets prioritized and can decide to research more advanced technology with a chance of failure. This will help make every war feel unique as the technology you will see on the battlefield will vary each time.



A new Base Upgrade system replaces the old Facility and Efficiency systems. This new system does not require Upgrade Parts or any other grind, and allows base to be upgraded naturally based on existing player activities such as supply, combat, and structure building.


All the large towns in the game now have an industrial wing, include all new environmental assets. This includes 2 new Garrisoned building types, a brand new Safe House type, and many other small set pieces.



Besides the features shown above, there are tons of other improvements, features, and tweaks packed into this update. Here's a few more highlights of what's new in Trench Warfare:

• Reserve Stockpiles - A new flexible way to stage and organize equipment for operations or logistics efforts
  
• Vehicle Tiers - In long running wars, more durable versions of vehicles can be researched
  
• New Mining Experience - Mining has been updated with new animations and visuals, making resource gathering a more pleasant experience
  
• Dynamic Fuel - Any vehicle can now use either Diesel or Petrol, giving more flexibility for fielding high end vehicles like tanks
  
• World Map Revamp - Every region in the game has received some changes, specifically to better support water logistics operations

There other improvements, changes, and bug fixes in this update. Read the full release notes for the details.

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Bicycles can now be found on the streets of villages and towns. They can be used as a faster alternative to walking when travelling between towns.



Relic Vehicles are back for a limited time and they are now producible via the new experimental prototype system.



In addition to Staff Cars, Repurposed Trucks, Armoured Fighting Tractors, and Storm Tanks. The Volta Repeater, the Relic Rifle from the Winter Update is also available.



Prototypes can now be created at the new Engineering Center using Research collected from the front and special advanced resources collected through mining operations. Prototypes allow Relic Vehicles to be produced, as well as vehicles and weapons before they are unlocked in the Tech Tree. This is an experimental feature that is being tested in the upcoming war.



Foxhole's most pivotal region has received some big changes. First, Callahan's Gate, one of the oldest towns in the game, as been restored to it's prior glory. Second, Brine Glen has been relocated to the south east corner of the map, giving it renewed strategic importance. The rest of the region has been tweaked to support more flexible starting conditions in future wars.



There other improvements, changes, and bug fixes in this update. Read the full release notes for the details.

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These massive Factories exist at the largest industrial towns in the world and are used to produce large batches of equipment cost efficiently. They are also able to produce large quantities of vehicles such as trucks and various tanks with less resources than usual.



To help improve logistics workflows, Stationary Cranes can now be found in logistics towns and docks. These Cranes are larger version of the mobile crane, with further reach and a special Loading Area that's specifically designed for transferring equipment and resources directly into Shipping Containers from structures like Storage Depots and Refineries.



Thanks to the new Mass Production Factory, vehicles can now be produced in crates of 3. This not only allows logistics players to transport vehicles around the world more efficiently, but it also allows larger quantities of vehicles to be stored at depots for future operations.



Over the last few updates, players have been able to build larger and more complex bases using the new Bunker and Trench system. Several tools have been introduced to help players maintain their bases more effectively. First, additional maintenance statistics has been added to base tooltips, making it easier to for players to supply their structures. Second, a new type of supply, Bunker Supplies has been added to help keep Bunker networks up and running when regular supplies are short.



A new context menu is now available on all logistics structures that enables more flexible and granular workflows to be performed. For example, players can now submit to stockpiles from multiple inventory sources not just one. Exact quantities of supplies can be distributed into bases using a new slider interface. These are just two of many examples of these new workflows.



There other improvements, changes, and bug fixes in this update. Read the full release notes for the details.

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Bunker Bases is the big feature that we've been building towards since the introduction of Trench Warfare. It finally lets players build their own custom Forward Bases in the world in the form of fortified underground Bunkers. These Bunkers can be improved with Infrastructure to eventually become significant Strongholds in the world.



Infrastructure allows defensive lines to "tech up" over time, enabling new defenses and capabilities to be unlocked within the network. Players can increase the rate of Infrastructure growth by building Infrastructure modifications like Bunk Beds, Lockers, Desks, Maps, and more. These modifications also allow players to visually customize their Bases over time.

Garrison Infrastructure unlocks new types of AI structures over time, such as Howitzer or AT Gun Garrisons. The available Infrastructure modifications are: Bunks, Lockers, Dish Wash Station, Latrine, Kitchen, and Pantry.



Command Infrastructure unlocks special capabilities and super weapons for Bunker Bases. For example, the Deployment Point Facility allows players to deploy direction to this base to quickly defend against enemy incursions. The available Infrastructure modifications are:
Workstation, Computer Module, Radio Station, Chalk Board, Strategic Map.



The Ramp is a new modular structure that allows players to build access points from the surface to underground Bunkers.



This is a new EXPERIMENTAL feature that we hope to expand on in coming updates. Squad Storage enables groups of players to securely stage Crates and Vehicles for logistics or combat operations. We hope this tool will add a sense progression and management to the logistics game that didn't previously exist.



The Sign Post is a new sandbox tool that allows players to communicate to each other through physical signs built in the world.



The Bulwark environment assets have been completely redesigned from the ground up. This complements the Weathered Expanse keep asset refresh from the recent previous update. Players can now climb up into the Bulwark itself and use it as a defensive position to fire on incoming invaders.



The interface for viewing Lore in the game has been redesigned to support features like extra visuals, improved formatting, and pagination. Much of the Lore in the game has been revised to support this new interface.



There other improvements, changes, and bug fixes in this update. Read the full release notes for the details.

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Welcome to our first update of the year. Now that we're back in the swing of things, expect us to return to our monthly update schedule. In the next two updates (Trench Warfare Part 2 & 3), we will be wrapping up the work that began with Update 32. After that we will be moving on to focus on other parts of the game like logistics. You can see our near term roadmap below.

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As we continue to expand on the Bunker/Trench system, we're adding two new Garrison structures (AI defenses).

The Howitzer Garrison is the first AI based artillery in the game. However, it behaves differently from other defensive structures. While it has a very far detection range, it will only perform reaction fire to aggressors. It's designed to keep a Bunker safe from solo or small raiding parties attempting to attack with heavy ranged weapons like Mortars.



The MG Garrison is the Bunker equivalent of the Pillbox. It has a narrow field of view, but is capable of dishing out sustained rapid fire in a single direction.



The new Trench Connector structure allows for a lot more flexibility when building Trench lines. It can resize itself dynamically to connect two Trench / Bunkers, allowing more organic looking Trench networks to be built. Check out the results in the screenshot below.



This new facility enables the Storm Cannon to fire across entire region borders in the world. It also extends the range of the artillery by 33%, allowing it to reach distant targets on the battlefield.



There other improvements, changes, and bug fixes in this update. Read the full release notes for the details.

Don't forget to follow the Foxhole Youtube Channel and Twitter Feed for the latest news on upcoming updates.

For a detailed video walkthrough on all the changes in Update 33, watch this video from community member I Saw A Bear: