Greetings, Operators!
As you have probably noticed, we are recently working hard on finding that sweet spot where the game is fun for everyone. That's why today's patch is a major one that concludes the main changes to the game's difficulty. If you haven't played 112 Operator in a long time or if you have given up because the game was too stressful or not rewarding enough - it might be a great moment to give it another go. Of course, we will still tweak some things here and there, but we are really interested in your feedback about the current state of the game.
Changelog:
- Rebalanced the promotion bonuses that were granted to the players. The player is going to receive fewer vehicles, while being given more money to make his own upgrade choices.
- Rebalanced personnel upkeep cost. The personnel cost at the later stages of the game should be noticeably lower now.
- Updated the reinforcement, now it is possible to send them directly to the incident's scene.
- Fixed an issue with cursor behaviour when playing on fullscreen mode with a double monitor setup.
- Fixed an issue that caused an error when searching for smaller cities in South Korea.
Infection Free Zone Kickstarter campaign is now 70% funded
The team that has worked on 911 Operator and 112 Operator for the past few years is now working on a new project - Infection Free Zone. Join us on Kickstarter and support this new, incredible game! We are still aiming for the best experience, when it comes to the real-world map gaming, but now in a post-apocalyptic setting! Build your own safe settlement in the middle of a city, where the infected want to kill anything in their sight.
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https://store.steampowered.com/app/1465460/Infection_Free_Zone/
Best regards,
Jutsu Games Team