Major update available for Shattered Horizon

Posted By | On 13th, Feb. 2010

Futuremark Games Studio today released a major update for Shattered Horizon™, their PC exclusive multiplayer first-person shooter. The update adds some of the most requested features from the game’s active community, including voice chat, a new rank system, tutorial content, 5:4 monitor support and point limited servers as well as fixing several bugs and issues. The game’s menus and audio have been given an overhaul and as an added bonus the studio has also released the soundtrack from Shattered Horizon to the community as a free download.

“This update which includes voice chat and other popular suggestions gathered directly from our community makes Shattered Horizon a better experience for all our players,” said Jaakko Haapasalo, producer at Futuremark Games Studio. “And with four new levels coming soon in the free Moonrise content pack Shattered Horizon will soon be even better value too.”

Significant New Features:
– Added in game voice chat support.
– Improved ranking system better tailored to both new and existing players.
– Cosmetic changes to player’s suit as rank is gained help distinguish between new and experienced players.
– Tutorial screens added to main menu.
– MPR grenades have been made more effective against flying targets.
– HUD targeting brackets no longer appear on spawning astronauts.
– Level loading, team selection and match results screens have been redesigned.
– All game audio has been re-mastered to improve dynamic range.
– Added support for 5:4 monitor resolutions such as 1280×1024.
– Servers can now be set to limit access to players above, below or between configurable point thresholds.
– Server browser list now refreshes player count, level and ping every few seconds. Dead servers are removed from list.
– Added Melee Only (MO) option to server configuration options.
– Fixes for several game and server bugs.

For the complete list of new features, changes, bug fixes and optimizations please visit the Futuremark Games Studio forums.


Keep On Reading!

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced vs Original – 15 More Changes That Stand Out

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced vs Original – 15 More Changes That Stand Out

Beyond graphics and combat, the changes highlighted in this feature reshape how Black Flag Resynced plays at a...

The Next Ghost Recon Has Become One Big Question Mark

The Next Ghost Recon Has Become One Big Question Mark

It's been almost seven years since the last Ghost Recon, but despite initial promise, the next title seems to ...

College Football 27 Might Finally Make Dynasty Mode The Star

College Football 27 Might Finally Make Dynasty Mode The Star

A couple of iterations later, and we might be getting a Dynasty Mode that builds on its predecessor’s strong...

15 Big Games Launching in July 2026

15 Big Games Launching in July 2026

A deluge of releases awaits in the months leading up to GTA 6, and it all starts in July. Check out all the ke...

Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Debuts First Trailer, Promises “Night City At Its Most Brutal” This Fall

Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Debuts First Trailer, Promises “Night City At Its Most Brutal” This Fall

Studio Trigger returns to the City of Dreams with four new characters when season 2 of the acclaimed anime air...

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Supports Upgraded PSSR and Extended Ray Tracing on PS5 Pro

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Supports Upgraded PSSR and Extended Ray Tracing on PS5 Pro

It features three graphics modes: Performance (60 FPS), Fidelity (30 FPS) and Balanced (40 FPS), with upscaled...