Summertime is here, and we have quite the big summer planned for Easy Red 2! We’ll touch briefly on our most immediate plans, starting with last week’s changelog from April 30th.

• Early War Fallschirmjäger squad for Kos.
  
• Added a new early model FG-42 – the “FG-42/I” for early war scenarios.
  
• Reworked US helmets and added new variants.
  
• Added new US vest types.
  
• Added new US winter uniforms and reworked old coats.
  
• Added many new Fallschirmjäger uniforms with various variants based on location (Mediterranean, Africa, Europe).
  
• Reworked many Pacific palm trees and added destroyed variants.
  
• Added a few new vehicle variants.
  
• Added many new map editor props, including multiple new Japanese bunkers, cattle wire fences, and wooden cattle fences.
  
• Added new grass and terrain textures.
  
• Added new Japanese voice lines.
  
• Added a new ground tessellation setting for more detailed terrain.
  
• Reworked Thompson animations.
  
• Various UI element reworks.
  
• Added a new map editor tool to change North direction and solar elevation angle.
  
• Reworked German optics and added the iconic Zf. 39 scope.

• Fixes to the ticket system in multiplayer.
  
• Improved existing grass and terrain textures.
  
• Balance changes to the Sihang Warehouse Defense mission for attackers.
  
• Improved mission editor UI.
  
• Improved various existing maps, particularly Kos, France 1940, and Tunisia – with new props, better terrain, and enhanced visual detail.
  
• Rebalanced many missions in Kos, France 1940, and Tunisia, including new vehicles such as the P-40 Warhawk in Tunisia and the Panzer I in France. Objectives were expanded, and unit spawns made more dynamic and balanced.
  
• Fixed Lanchester animations.
  
• Fixed rigging issues.
  
• Fixed various squad configurations.
  
• Improved rain visuals.
  
• Minor performance optimizations.

If there’s one thing the community has been vocal about, it’s improving infantry A.I. intelligence. That’s now a major focus. Plans include making A.I. move more tactically, spread out to avoid “conga-lines,” perform better in close quarters, and react faster overall.

Small improvements are already being tested in the public beta, with more on the way!

Map + Mission News

We’ve been calling Kwajalein and Roi-Namur “reworks,” but honestly, they’re complete remakes. That means new maps, new missions, new vehicles, new squads, new uniforms and vests, new buildings—you name it. These maps will be scaled more accurately and resemble historical imagery far more closely.

Map teaser images will be shared soon—catch them first in our official community Discord[discord.com]!

Expect a release in early to mid-summer this year.

Here are some screenshots of the LVT vehicles being made for the update—find even more in our Discord[discord.com]!


Makin was voted the least favorite map in our 2025 Future Campaign poll—and it’s not hard to see why. It’s one of the weaker maps in the base game. That’s why it’s also being reworked alongside Kwajalein and Roi-Namur.

While it won’t be a totally new map like the others, it’s undergoing significant changes to make it more faithful to the real-world location. Teasers coming soon—again, first in our Discord[discord.com].

All three maps will likely release together as a full Pacific overhaul.


Anzio—ER2’s first campaign—is also getting a full remake. It’s being split into two new maps: Anzio and Cassino.

Don’t worry—there will be more missions overall than in the current version. The new Anzio map will take players from the shores of Nettuno to the inland towns of Cisterna and Aprilia, covering Mediterranean winter farmlands and forests.

Cassino will feature not only Monte Cassino and the town itself, but also the Gustav Line, nearby mountain ranges, and river battles.

You can expect this remake and the new Cassino campaign by late summer or early fall.



One more campaign is getting a full rework—including new map additions, enhanced visuals, updated missions, improved squads and vehicles, and three entirely new missions. Coming out in June.

Can you guess which campaign it is…? You’ll hear about it first in the Discord[discord.com] in the coming weeks!



In Easy Red 2: Shanghai-Nanking, you will fight for control of Shanghai, and the conflict will spread to locations such as: Luodian, Baoshan, Wusong, Jinshanwei, Hongkou, Suzhou creek, Chunhua, the Yuhuatai hills and the city of Nanjing.

https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/3499380/Easy_Red_2_Shanghai__Nanking/



We’re excited to announce a brand new collaboration with two other awesome war games: Tank Squad and Unity of Command II!

Tank Squad, a brand-new tactical tank sim game, just launched yesterday, and we’re teaming up to offer a special bundle for strategy and WWII fans!

Starting now, you can grab all three games—Easy Red 2, Tank Squad, and Unity of Command II—in one discounted bundle on Steam. It’s the perfect time to expand your tactical library and support indie developers creating immersive war experiences.

https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/bundle/53642/Easy_Tank_Command/


In case you didn't know, we have defined a precise roadmap for the next months of development and you can read it here.

We will continue to improve all features of the base game, and as always we will be going on listening to suggestions from people inside the Steam Discussions forums and the Discord server[discord.com].


Thank you all for everything— see you again soon!

Marco and the Easy Red 2 Development Team

Hello everyone,

Recently we asked you what campaigns you wanted to see next in Easy Red 2.
Here are the results of our latest poll. There are many interesting insights we can draw from these outcomes.

Here is a brief recap of the poll:
So to recap, after more than 3000 votes, the most requested campaigns were:

• Mid-Late War Chinese Campaign: 29.1%
  
• Non-WW2 Campaign: 24.7% (This includes in order: Korean War, Vietnam War and WW1)
  
• Spanish Civil War: 20%
  
• Berlin Invasion / Seelow: 18.3%
  
• Winter War: 18.1%
  
• Invasion of Poland: 14.9%
  
• Battle of Iwo Jima: 14.6%

We have carefully analyzed the results, which ultimately turned out to be quite unexpected. Our team is highly excited about the possibilities ahead, and we’d like to speak with you about our considerations going forward.

Campaigns such as the Mid-Late War Chinese and Iwo Jima could require only a few additional elements to be implemented, meaning they may not need to be released as full DLCs. While we are still determining which major DLC campaign to pursue after this year’s reworks and additions, we believe we could possibly release a free Iwo Jima campaign within this year and later on also include a Late-War Chinese campaign as a free addition to the newly released Shanghai-Nanking DLC.

We are continually evolving our techniques and are confident that, in the future, we will be able to offer more free content that leverages existing assets. This approach will allow us to deliver updates more quickly without requiring the entire team to focus exclusively on these projects, all while maintaining high quality. For example, the extensive assets we are developing for Italy (for both the Anzio rework and Italian uniforms reworks that are currently in progress) could enable us to create additional content featuring Italian troops in Italy or the Stalingrad region with minimal extra effort.

Besides that, we believe that a DLC should introduce a new scenario with as much fresh content as possible—new vehicles, weapons, uniforms, buildings, and possibly even new factions. Some campaigns that would require this level of effort include the Non-WW2 campaigns (with the Korean War and Vietnam War being among the most requested), the Spanish Civil War, the Winter War, and the Invasion of Poland. We would also include the Berlin Invasion to this list, primarily because it would necessitate various late-war vehicles and very specific German city buildings.

Although we have begun seriously considering non-WW2 campaigns, we believe that our AI needs further development before we can confidently depict battles that introduced new types of vehicles and tactics. Additionally, we still need to work on implementing new WW2 vehicle types—such as tactical long-range bombers—before moving on to more modern ones like helicopters.

We were pleasantly surprised to see the Spanish Civil War achieve such a significant result. It’s a campaign I would personally love to see; however, the guerrilla tactics involved would require further evolution of our AI. For similar reasons, we feel that a WW1 scenario could also benefit from additional AI development time.

The Winter War, Invasion of Poland, and the Battle of Berlin were the three campaigns we truly expected to see stand out in the poll, as they have consistently ranked among the most popular in previous polls. As we feel that ER2 should expand with more content, factions, and weaponry, our team is in agreement that this criteria is especially met through a Winter War campaign. We believe the Winter War will also allow us to develop new Eastern European assets that can be reused to enhance the Stalingrad campaign further and simplify the creation of a future Eastern European campaign—including an Invasion of Poland scenario.

However, both the Battle of Berlin and the Invasion of Poland are also significant campaigns we hope to see in the game one day. As many of you know, we have been postponing the development of certain later-war German, American, and Soviet vehicles and weapons to reserve them for a possible Berlin campaign. While we wait for the right moment, we might release some of these vehicles early to lay the groundwork for that possibility and provide mission makers with more tools for their own creations.

Remember that before moving into the development of such new campaigns, we would like to prioritize the upcoming reworks of Anzio and Montecassino (consisting of splitting them into 2 different campaigns and maps), as well the reworks of Kwajalein and Roi-namur. We also still plan to bring the Southern Tunisia campaign for free in the game as well.

We would like to emphasize that these considerations took weeks for our team to formulate, and since many aspects will be reworked in the coming months, we do not yet have a precise roadmap for these projects. The only certainty is that the game has been able to deliver more content each year at an accelerated pace and with improved quality—and we intend for 2025 and future years to further continue this trend.

Thank you so much everyone and best regards,
Marco and the Easy Red 2 Development Team

It’s a big day today. The newest DLC is out, the PlayStation 4/5 version is out, and the poll to decide the next campaign is now live! Let’s go over everything now.


Our newest DLC, Easy Red 2: Shanghai-Nanking, is live right now to be purchased and played on Steam! It will take a few weeks to be released to Xbox and Nintendo Switch, and a few more weeks to be approved and released for PlayStation.

Shanghai - Nanking takes you to China in 1937 during the beginning months of the Second Sino-Japanese War, from the war-torn streets of downtown Shanghai to the cold, dead fields of the former Chinese capital city, Nanking.

It includes:

• Shanghai (5x5 km) and Nanking (4x4 km) maps with 23 new missions total
  
• New Chinese faction
  
• New Chinese and Japanese uniforms and kits, totaling more than 70 new clothing items
  
• New vehicles and aircraft, such as the Nakajima A4N, the Hawk-3, the Type 89 tank, the Vickers 6-ton tank, and the
• Type 24 HMG. Also, the Chinese versions of the P40 Warhawk, Polikarpov I-16, T-26, Panzer 1, SdKfz 222, Vickers Crossley, and more…
  
• New weapons: Type 24 Rifle, Hanyang 88, ZB-26, Chinese MP-18, Sig20, FN Model D and more…
  
• Over 100 new beautiful map props and buildings to be used in the Mission and Map Editor

You can wishlist the DLC now here!
https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/3499380/Easy_Red_2_Shanghai__Nanking/

Thank to EndoSkull Gaming for the pre-release interview & gamplay!

Easy Red 2 will also be released on PlayStation Store at 10 AM of your local time!

Currently, the build is cross-generation for both PlayStation 4 and 5, with improvements for PS5 over PS4 for the extra hardware. A dedicated PlayStation 5 may come in the future for additional features.

Check out ER2 on the PlayStation store here! [store.playstation.com]


The newest DLC is now out, and it’s been a while since our last big poll– it’s time to hear the community’s thoughts on what the next big campaign for Easy Red 2 will be!

With this poll, we’re using it to gauge community interest– not just the winner is taken into consideration. We will be considering all votes, and basing what we do in the future off of what your interest is in!

Already planned this year are the Kwajalein and Roi Namur Reworks, the Anzio Rework, and the new Southern Tunisia map to conclude the Tunisia campaign. After that… who knows! We’re very excited to see what you as the community have to say and we will follow up with the poll results in about a week on our official community discord server. You get up to three choices: pick your favorite!

Vote in the new poll here [docs.google.com]

In case you didn't know we have defined a precise roadmap for the next months of development and you can read it here.

We keep improving all features of the base game and as always we will be going on listening to suggestions from people inside the Steam Discussions and the Discord server[discord.com].


Marco + Corvostudio

We finally have a release date for the Shanghai-Nanking DLC and the PlayStation 4 / PlayStation 5 version, but first let's see what changes since last major update.

• Added A5M-2 Japanese fighter plane.
• Added SDKFZ 222 armored car with 7 camo variants.
• Added 3,7cm Pak 36.
• Added M1937 1-K AT gun.
• Added M1937 19-K AT gun.
• Added M1937 53-K AT gun.
• Reworked C96 models.
• Enfield rifles animations reworked.
• M1911 animations reworked.
• Reworked most of the radios
• Added some new Face models.
• Started reworking Fallschirmjäger uniforms.
• New system to add locations in custom maps.
• Finalized Shanghai-Nanking DLC for the upcoming release.
• New system to add into text for vanilla and custom missions.
• New system to localize custom missions.
• New system to set Campaign-tree order of custom missions.
• New system to localize custom missions.
• Added many new functionalities to Scripting System.
• Reworked rain effect.
• Released coming soon Shanghai-Nanking DLC page.

• Removed "Take control of spawned vehicle" button; To take control of a spawned vehicle pressing on the vehicle label is now enough.
• Some fixes in uniform textures.
• Improved memory management to reduce potential memory leak issues.
• Fixed bug with I-16 rockets.
• Improved bots pathfinding for maps with very steep hills.
• Fixed Panzer I seat slot count.
• Improved performance of some FPS animations.
• Fixed bug with M1 helmet.
• Fixed bug with Paratroopers M1 Carbine.
• Changed the way ticket system works, by counting dead units instead of respawns now.
• Improvements in riggings.
• Improved AI to calculate longer paths when they can't find a good one.
• General bug fixes, especially around the new scripting system.
• Improved camera reload animation system.
• Addressed various smaller bugs reported via Discord[discord.com].


Shanghai Nanking will launch on Steam the 28th of March (2025)!
This DLC will bring 2 maps (with around 100 new map props) and 23 missions on them, various vehicles and weapons, more than 70 clothing pieces and the new China faction!

You can wishlist the DLC now here!
https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/3499380/Easy_Red_2_Shanghai__Nanking/

The DLC will take a few extra weeks to be released on console as well, but we are doing our best to bring it ASAP!



The same day, 28th of March, the game will also become available on the PlayStation store for both PS4 and PS5!
The game will launch with all DLCs except for Shanghai Nanking, that might take a few extra weeks to be approved and released on this console as well.


While we plan to add even more functionalities, the scripting system expanded a lot with functionalities such as callbacks[easyred2.com].
We managed to make the first fully scripted mission in Easy Red 2: The Sihang Warehouse defense mission for the upcoming Shanghai-Nanking DLC.

More missions will feature scripting, including base game missions, and we are planning to run a scripting contest along with Workshop creators in order to promote the new system and help with it's usage.


https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/2617770/Easy_Red_2_Ardennes_1940__1944/


https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/2317930/Easy_Red_2_Normandy/

In case you didn't know we have defined a precise roadmap for the next months of development and you can read it here.

We keep improving all features of the base game and as always we will be going on listening to suggestions from people inside the Steam Discussions and the Discord server[discord.com].


Thank you all,
Marco

Hello everyone!

Today we are going to do a Live Chat hosted by EndoSkull Gaming, where you can ask us some questions that we'll try to answer as deep as we can!

Join us on Endo's channel!

In this post, we are sharing more news about the Shanghai-Nanking campaigns, the PlayStation release, and some new systems we are developing. But first, here are the changelogs for all the latest updates, including the most recent one just released:

• Added a very early look of the Scripting system.
• Added new Japanese uniform parts, including new helmet and cap variants.
• Added German Smocks uniforms.
• Added new German M40 and M43 caps with many variants.
• Added P-40 plane.
• Added Polikarpov I-16 plane.
• Added KI-27 plane
• Added Ki-43 plane.
• Added Panzer I A tank.
• Added T-26 tank.
• Added Type94 tankette.
• Added new Lee-Enfield reload animation system.
• Released coming soon Shanghai-Nanking DLC page.

• Smaller improvements in face textures.
• Big changes in Japanese loadouts for better historical accuracy.
• Improved riggings of uniforms.
• Improved save data system to handle cases of no space on disk.
• Improved memory management of TPS animations.
• Adjustments on stone wall prop for better placement on the ground.
• Various sounds and animations improvemen
• Addressed various smaller bugs reported via Discord[discord.com].


Exciting update for Easy Red 2! We’re introducing an optional Lua-based Scripting System that lets you completely customize your missions:
Create new game modes, design unique mission objectives (like destroying a target or triggering explosions), and fine-tune AI and soldier behaviors—all while working alongside the default Mission Editor. Whether you’re editing scripts in-game or using your favorite external editor, this system gives you unprecedented control over every mission phase and AI action.

This system have been added in the game, but it's currently very early and not finalized at all. There are still many functions that needs to be added, especially in order to properly handle inventories, UI elements and custom sounds. We will also provide new Mission-Editor tool to acquire IDs of vehicles, items, squads, world positions and more, in order to properly use them in your scripts.
However much of it can be used to start prototyping some new experiences! Once ready this system will of course be used for vanilla missions as well to create a more dynamic and less repetitive gameplay!
You can start making your script by taking a look to Easy Red 2 Scripting system docs[easyred2.com].

Feel free to try the system as it is and to join the Discord Server where we have dedicated channel to report problems with the system, suggest new scripting features and share your scripts so other members of the community can use them in their missions!



Finally we are in the very last stages of the making of the Shanghai-Nanking DLC, where we are currently setting up last missions and testing them to ensure to bring the highest quality as possible.
This DLC will bring 2 maps (with around 100 new map props) and several missions on them, various vehicles and weapons, more than 70 clothing pieces and the new China faction!

You can wishlist the DLC now here!
https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/3499380/Easy_Red_2_Shanghai__Nanking/

We don't have a very precise release date yet on any platform, but we expect it to be available on Steam between 3 and 6 weeks!


We have been working with Sony to ensure the game build complies with PlayStation's quality guidelines. Not only is the build 100% ready, but it also strictly adheres to all the requirements for release on PlayStation.
The approval process is revealing being a bit more tricky than expected so hopefully we'll be able to bring good news about this very soon!



https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/2617770/Easy_Red_2_Ardennes_1940__1944/


https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/2317930/Easy_Red_2_Normandy/

In case you didn't know we have defined a precise roadmap for the next months of development and you can read it here.

We keep improving all features of the base game and as always we will be going on listening to suggestions from people inside the Steam Discussions and the Discord server[discord.com].


Thank you all,
Marco

Hi everyone,

In this post, we are sharing more news about the Shanghai-Nanking campaigns, the PlayStation release, and some new systems we are developing. But first, here are the changelogs for all the latest updates, including the most recent one just released:

• Added new German winter uniforms, including the German Parka and other new German uniforms.
• Expanded the gore system with a new prototype feature.
• New vehicle: Breda 37 static MG.
• Added new Enfield No.4 Mk1 and No.1 Mk3 animations, allowing dynamic combinations of stripper clip and individual bullet reloads, as well as the ability to cancel the reload animation at any moment.
• Added new third-person injured animation variants.
• Added new US voice acting.
• Added a new tool for the Map Editor: Multi-replace props.
• New intro and main menu music.
• Added new soundtracks.
• Added a "block player" feature for multiplayer.
• Added a "report player" feature for multiplayer.
• New FPS unequip animation system – currently applied to various weapons.
• New MP40 & MP38 animations.
• Reworked Lanchester animations.
• Reworked Walther P.38 sounds.
• Reworked Enfield revolver and Ruby pistol animations.
• Improved Kar98 animations.
• New Type 100 sounds.
• New trench props.
• Added 24 new destructible sandbag wall props.
• Added various road sign props.
• Reworked various Japanese props.
• Various other props added.

• Improved rigging on various uniforms.
• Enhanced many animations.
• Improved various weapon sounds.
• Reworked the Type 96 AA gun and added a camo variant.
• Reworked the M2A1 Howitzer.
• Fixed historical inaccuracies with some calibers and weapon penetration data.
• Fixed some achievements.
• Various quality and performance improvements.
• Improved vehicle armor stats.
• Adjusted the size of some headgear.
• Improved vehicle performance.
• Optimized building LOD performance.
• Adjusted some loadouts.
• Players can no longer ADS while reloading static MGs.
• Addressed various smaller bugs reported via Discord[discord.com].


We are currently focused on reworking uniforms to include new variations and achieve greater historical accuracy. While this update already introduces many new uniforms, we are also working on German smocks, new headgear, and additional camouflage variants.
Later, we plan to fully revisit Italian and Soviet uniforms.

The historical accuracy of our uniforms has significantly improved, and we are now able to produce them much faster than before. This year will bring even more uniform improvements than we initially planned!


We continue developing the gore system, achieving new and interesting results. The gore system now extends to soldiers’ legs, with more realistic blood effects.

Remember that gore is a fully optional feature and can be disabled anytime in the pause settings.


In our last update, we shared percentage-based progress for different aspects of the campaign. Now, the uniforms, vehicles, props, and the Shanghai map are practically finished! We are currently finalizing the Nanking map and a few remaining weapons for the Chinese Army.

We are slightly behind schedule for BETA testing the DLC, but we expect to start within a couple of weeks with some volunteers from Discord.

Recently we have been showcasing a ton of Nanking-Shanghai content on our Discord server[discord.com].
This includes the upcoming weapons, tanks, planes, buildings and uniforms. We really suggest to join the community to get in touch and to see more about all the content we are developing!


We have been working with Sony to ensure the game build complies with PlayStation's quality guidelines. Not only is the build 100% ready, but it also strictly adheres to all the requirements for release on PlayStation. However, we still need to go through the approval process, and we expect to receive news from Sony next week.



https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/2617770/Easy_Red_2_Ardennes_1940__1944/


https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/2317930/Easy_Red_2_Normandy/

In case you didn't know we have defined a precise roadmap for the next months of development and you can read it here.

We keep improving all features of the base game and as always we will be going on listening to suggestions from people inside the Steam Discussions and the Discord server[discord.com].


Thank you all,
Marco

First of all, apologies for the long wait for this update. We wanted to rework some very delicate aspects of the game that required extensive testing to ensure the changes were released in a stable condition. However, as you'll see, this update includes significant performance improvements that we’re confident many of you—especially those with low-end setups—will appreciate!

Here are the changelogs for this update:

• Completely reworked Campaign and Multiplayer menus to provide a higher-quality experience and greater control over mission setup, including new options.
• Reworked UI navigation for gamepads.
• New German Afrika Korps uniforms.
• New placeholder German Infantry uniforms (WIP).
• Added the MP38.
• Reworked the MP40, MP41, and STG 44.
• Added new patches for some battalions.
• Reworked some VFX.
• Added new on-cover animations for some vehicles.
• Added new Kar 98 animations.
• Added new Walther P.38 animations.
• Reworked various TPS animations.
• Reworked multiple sounds.
• Reworked several vehicles.

• Improved the performance of units during battles.
• Enhanced spawning performance for units in battle: spawning may now have a 1–2 second delay for units to load, which resolves occasional lag spikes during spawn events.
• Improved the performance of road decals.
• Completely reworked the map prop spawn system for faster, smoother, and more optimized gameplay.
• Improved the physics of planes.
• Made significant improvements to plane AI.
• Fixed various issues in tutorials.
• Fixed AI-related issues.
• Adjusted British army uniform colors.
• Fixed various FPS animation bugs.
• Improved the handling of infantry uniform shaders.
• Corrected localization issues.
• Enhanced overall stability and reduced memory usage.
• Addressed various smaller bugs reported via Discord[discord.com].


We’ve reworked the campaign menu to give it a fresh look and improved functionality for managing campaign missions. The updated menu now offers two main ways to configure a match:

• A quick setup option for players who prefer minimal customization and want to jump straight into the action. This "Full Campaign" play type lets you play through all missions in the default campaign order without configuring options or returning to the menu after completing each mission.
• A detailed configuration option that allows for in-depth customization of one or multiple missions, played in a specific or random order.

The menu also lets you set up missions for Multiplayer. You can decide at the last minute whether your configuration should be joinable by others online. While optional, this feature may encourage more players to host multiplayer matches and keep that section of the game active.

Since the Singleplayer and Multiplayer menu configurations now share the same UI, any future features added to the match configuration (like the "Play Type" option) will be available for both modes.

The Multiplayer menu has also been enhanced with additional server list details and a more user-friendly, less chaotic interface.


We’ve spent significant time reworking various systems to optimize performance, especially for low-end hardware such as the Nintendo Switch and Xbox One.

The performance improvements include:
• Improved map prop spawn system: Props now load faster and smoother as you traverse the map.
• Optimized respawn performance: Previously, units spawned instantly but caused occasional lag spikes. Spawning is now asynchronous, taking 1–2 seconds per squad but resulting in smoother gameplay.
• Better AI rendering performance: AI now places less strain on the GPU.
• Enhanced cover generation: Props with AI cover positions are now managed more efficiently, reducing CPU usage.


Here is the new cover image for the upcoming Sino-Japanese DLC!

Now that we’ve completed urgent UI and performance updates, we can dedicate more time to completing the DLC. Here’s the current progress:
• Props and buildings: 90% complete (this represents most of the DLC’s workload, with nearly 100 unique assets).
• Map development: 50% complete.
• Uniforms: 90% complete.
• Weapons and animations: 50% complete.
• Vehicles: 30% complete.
• Music: 100% complete.
• Voiceovers (Chinese faction): 80% complete.

While we initially hoped to release the DLC by Christmas, the scope has grown significantly. However, we aim to launch it before the end of winter.


We’ve submitted the update to Nintendo and Xbox and hope for swift approval. Console players will benefit from enhanced gamepad navigation, UI, and performance changes!

The PlayStation version is nearly ready with a PS4–PS5 cross-gen build. This allows a single purchase to work across both consoles, with graphical enhancements on PS5 to leverage its capabilities.

A dedicated PS5 build is also in the works but will come later. It will primarily feature support for the PS5 DualSense controller’s adaptive triggers.



https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/2617770/Easy_Red_2_Ardennes_1940__1944/


https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/2317930/Easy_Red_2_Normandy/

In case you didn't know we have defined a precise roadmap for the next months of development and you can read it here.

We keep improving all features of the base game and as always we will be going on listening to suggestions from people inside the Steam Discussions and the Discord server[discord.com].


Thank you all,
Marco

Hi everyone,
Here are the changelogs for this update (1.4.4):


• Released Tunisia Campaign Part 1 with 15 new missions.
• Added Pattern 14 Enfield rifle.
• Added M1917 Enfield rifle.
• Added Springfield M1903 Early War.
• Reworked Springfield M1903 A3 and its optics.
• New FPS crawling animation.
• Reworked TPS animations when using static MGs.
• Significant changes in audio mixing.
• New Japanese voice.
• Numerous changes in weapon sounds.
• Some additional new sounds.
• Various localization fixes.
• Added Ukrainian language support.
• Added trigger pull animation in FPS.
• Added and reworked various props.


• Major mission rebalancing.
• Uniform improvements.
• Reworked various FPS animations.
• Improved wet material effects under rain.
• Enhanced grenade bounce physics.
• Minor AI improvements.
• Various smaller fixes based on feedback from Discord[discord.com].



We are now releasing Part 1 of the Tunisia Campaign, covering the northern region of the Battle of Tunisia.
This campaign includes 15 new missions, a new map with various new props, buildings, weapons, vehicles, and unique camouflages created specifically for this setting.
As promised, this substantial campaign is released for free.
The second part of the campaign, featuring South Tunisia, is scheduled for early 2025.



With Tunisia Part 1 now released, we are shifting our focus to the Sino-Japanese War. This substantial DLC campaign will require only a few months to complete and will introduce a vast amount of unique content that’s rarely seen in WWII video games. Expect more news on this soon!



We’re working on bringing this latest update to Xbox and Nintendo Switch, hopefully within the next couple of weeks as usual.
Regarding the PlayStation version, we finished a fully functional build last week. We are currently conducting quality checks on the final product before submitting it to Sony for approval. While it’s challenging to provide an exact release date, we hope the game will be available on PlayStation by Christmas!




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In case you missed it, we have outlined a detailed roadmap for the upcoming months of development, which you can read here.

We are continually improving all aspects of the base game and, as always, are open to suggestions from the Steam Discussions and Discord server[discord.gg].

Thank you all,
Marco