The second major update introduces a new game mode, cross-platform voice chat, a new Jobsite, enemies, equipment and much more.
A new Crisis in the Research Sector, five new enemies, three new weapons, overhauled progression, and much more await for free.
While more details will come alongside the update, Remedy has revealed how the game's progression and economy systems are changing.
Remedy is currently focusing on "gameplay, environments, and missions" for its Control sequel, while the remakes have seen steady progress.
Remedy's acclaimed supernatural action-adventure continues to see strong sales following its 2019 launch on consoles and PC.
"FBC: Firebreak’s commercial performance has largely been driven by the Xbox and PlayStation subscription service agreements."
Remedy is also overhauling Corruption and Clearance Levels, removing generic weapon upgrades, and adding more randomization.
You can now see the exact number of Lost Assets and Research Samples during a Job. Enemy intelligence has also improved.
Remedy's first co-op shooter has achieved a significant milestone in its first week, likely thanks to Game Pass and PlayStation Plus.
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The first Job, Hotfix, is now playable at Clearance Level 3 from the start. Gear and cosmetics have also been separated in Requisitions.
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Players matchmaking through "Select Job" should see some improvements. Cross-platform matchmaking has also improved overall.
Learn more about the events afflicting the Federal Bureau of Control in the new co-op shooter, out now on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.
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Remedy's Thomas Puha also confirms support for 3D audio, haptic feedback and adaptive triggers on Sony's consoles at launch.
Players will receive two new Jobs and locations, additional gameplay systems, enemies, equipment, and more for free this year.
It also provides the first look at perks, which offer passive effects like additional grenades, bullets with status effects, and more.
