We just passed 150,000 wishlists on Steam.
A huge milestone for us.
Thank you to everyone who has been following the development, joining our playtests and giving us feedback.
So, what’s next?
Community playtest.
Our immediate focus is finishing Pointe du Hoc and its Operation Mode.
We’re getting close to putting it back in your hands for another community playtest.
Operation Mode takes the battle through three phases:
Phase 1: Establish Communications The US Rangers must carry and deploy a radio on designated high ground and complete the transmission. The Germans must stop them by destroying the radios or exhausting the US reinforcement pool.
Phase 2: Destroy the Artillery
Once communications are established, the Rangers must locate the hidden German artillery positions and destroy them. The Germans must defend the guns and prevent the objective from being completed.
Phase 3: Hold Until Dawn
The operation then transitions into a final Team Deathmatch through the night. Both sides fight until dawn and the arrival of reinforcements.
Establish communications. Find and destroy the artillery. Survive until dawn.
Other maps.
No, we haven’t forgotten about Castle Itter. We want to bring both co-op weapons and Operation Mode to the map, which means it needs some reworking first. It needs a little more time to cook before we bring it back.
At the same time, work has been progressing on our first tank map, based on the capture of Tiger 131 in Tunisia. Once the Pointe du Hoc playtest is completed, our focus will shift to wrapping up the tank map and getting it ready for testing.
Our next major public milestone
February 2027 Steam Next Fest, where we are aiming to release the first public Brass Rain demo.
And after that, we have our eyes on 6 June 2027. We’re hoping to make it a big day for Brass Rain.
Thank you for helping us reach 150,000 wishlists.
Now back to work.