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Changelog

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v1.2.0 — July 21, 2026

v1.1.0 → v1.2.0 · ~96 changelog entries · the art-overhaul release

Engine upgraded from Godot 4.6.3 to 4.7.1.
New intro with a real loading bar and background preloading; shader baking added to the export pipeline.

Save & Continue — save and load mid-match.
Story editor for campaign authoring, alongside the level editor.
Derelict buildings — unowned structures on the map, plus an engineer capture channel with a progress ring.
Starting loadout — choose what you bring when the base unfolds.
Per-level terrain (including a flat training map) and per-level build availability.
PvP rulesets; infantry vest upgrades in three tiers.

Nearly everything remodelled through the model pipeline: Turret, Keystone / Construction Yard, Power Plant, Refinery, Hauler, Radar, Korsair, the SC-OUT drone family (Kestrel / Falcon / Goshawk on a single airframe), all ground vehicles and the remaining buildings.
Wrecks — buildings now collapse into smouldering remains instead of vanishing.
New Crythium emblem; animated infantry, engineer and railgun team.
Razor Wire and Blast Barriers — they snap together and follow the terrain.

One global targeting gate: nothing fires at neutral or derelict structures any more (the old barrier/barbed-wire bug).
Drones fly straight to your order instead of circling harmless turrets; new "Evade air defense" toggle on the Drone Pad and Flight Operations.
Engineers: auto-capture (Barracks toggle), coordination between engineers, and their own voice lines.
War Factory vehicles now drive out the door to the rally point instead of appearing out of thin air.
Various gunnery fixes — including no longer missing stationary targets.

Menus, PvP lobby, Options, Help and the Story editor restyled in the retro-tactical console theme.
Dev tools as a floating console; level title card; hourglass indicator on producing buildings.

~40 fixes, including: engineers trapped inside walls, selecting tall buildings, invisible walls, AI base layout, EMP passing through the EW dome, infantry walking backwards, and more.

Earlier milestones predate these public release notes — the recorded history starts at v1.2.0.

REDFLARE Game Studios · updated July 21, 2026