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Winter Resort Simulator 3NewsDevLog 10: Small but Husky!
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DevLog 10: Small but Husky!

Winter Resort Simulator 3 · published 6 Aug 2026, 14:11 UTC

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Hello everyone and welcome to DevLog #10 for the WRS3!

As previously announced, we’re making some adjustments to the format of our DevLogs effective immediately and will be publishing new insights into development more frequently going forward. Depending on our current progress, we’ll also be focusing specifically on individual areas and highlights.

This DevLog, therefore, focuses on a compact new addition to your fleet.

The Prinoth Husky, a particularly compact and maneuverable snow groomer, is the latest addition to the WRS3 fleet. Thanks to its small size, it is ideal for clearing and grooming narrow trails, tight spaces, and smaller areas.


That's it for this DevLog!

Thank you for joining us on this journey. Feel free to leave us comments, share your thoughts on the official Discord channel or let us know what you'd like to see in the next logs.

Until next time at DevLog #11!

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