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Happy new year from Alligator Pit!

Serious Sam Classics: Revolution · published 12 years ago

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Just a quick update. Nothing big.

From everyone at Alligator Pit: Happy new year!!

Have a great new years eve, and don't get your hands blown off by the fireworks. Sam would not approve of that. :serioussam:

And now for some actual news: In early 2015 we will release some more information about Bright Island. We're very excited about the progress we've been doing in the past few months, and we hope you will be too.

On to a great 2015, we'd say!

- Alligator Pit.

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In-game event20 Feb 2020Serious Sam Revolution Update 1.03Hi all! As promised earlier this week , we're updating Serious Sam Classics: Revolution with some relatively small, but very important changes. Namely, Revolution is now available with full Russian localization, including all in-game text and achievements. A huge shout-out to the members of our community, as without them this would have never happened. We love you all! The second part of the up…News17 Feb 2020Serious Sam: Revolution Update IncomingHi all! This Thursday we will be releasing a small update to Revolution. With this update, players should no longer have issues with unlocking achievements, and the game will be getting full Russian localization. The update is currently available in Open Beta. You can download it by right-clicking on Revolution in your library, going to the "betas" tab, and selecting "publicbeta" from the drop-…In-game event3 Sep 2019Serious Sam Classics: Revolution v 1.01Hey folks, thank you to everyone who jumped back in Revolution over the past couple of days and thanks for all the feedback you have shared across our channels. We've just updated the game with additional changes, looking to balance the game further. Here's a rough changelog: - fixed missing spawns on several levels throughout the game - fixed several issues that prevented progression in some c…