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Clutch Legend — The Summer Roadmap

Clutch Legend · published 26 Jun 2026, 17:48 UTC

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Hi Legends,

Clutch Legend 1.2 "Call the Shot" is live, and the game now speaks German too.
But 1.2 isn't a finish line, it's the start of a busy summer.
Here's the whole plan in one place.

More languages, more Legends

Localization is a big focus right now:
• German — live now.
• Russian — landing this month, already in final review with a native speaker.
• Simplified Chinese — targeting mid-July.
• French & Portuguese — further down the road.
If you're a native speaker and want to help shape a localization, the door's open on Discord.
Clutch Legend 1.3: Master at Arms, targeting late summer.
Master your weapons. Read a smarter game. Own your economy.

The biggest update yet, and the one I'm most excited about. A real CS economy comes to live matches: you'll call your own buys round to round and mastering weapons becomes part of the game, because what's worth buying depends on the guns you've actually drilled and the role you play. An entry, a lurker and an AWPer don't arm up the same way.
Under the hood, the match engine and the AI get a serious overhaul: smarter opponents, matches that look and feel sharper.
Alongside another pass on the UI.
The first DLC, after 1.3.
Once 1.3 lands, the first DLC arrives: a standalone endgame challenge built around the Legends from your careers, replayable, with its own achievements. It'll launch at a symbolic price, well below the base game.Stay tuned, see you on Discord.

Federico

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