After almost a year, Rising Front update 1.0 has arrived, introducing a whole host of new content to the large-scale battle simulator.
All kinds of fresh weaponry and vehicles have joined the battlefield, while old weapons have been reworked, all scenarios have been remade, new weather types have arrived, and so much more.
Rising Front update 1.0 patch notes
Here’s a look at what’s new in Rising Front, according to the official Steam patch notes.
Tanks and Armored Cars
- Player and AI Vehicle Controls
- MKIV
- Renault FT17
- A7v
- Ford 3 ton
- Mark A Whippet
- German MKIV
- Erhardt m1917
- LK II
- LK MG variant
- A7v Flamethrower variant
- Char2c SuperHeavy Tank
- Saint Chamond
Cavalry
- Player and AI cavalry
- American Dragoons
- American Lancers
- British Cavalry
- British Dragoons
- British Lancers
- Russian Mounted Infantry
- Russian Cossacks
- American Pulaski’s Legion
- French Lancers
- French Carabiniers
- French Cuirassiers
- Bavarian Chevauxlegers
- Prussian Cuirassiers
- Prussian Dragoons
- Prussian Uhlans
- British Mounted Rifles
- US Cavalry Raiders
- US Mounted Rifles
- German Mounted Infantry
- German Mounted Sturmtruppen
- German Uhlans
Maps
- New Deadmans Fortress
- Fort De Vaux
- Nivelle
- Saint-Mihiel
- Reworked Trench Hell
- Coastside Industry
- Winter Trenches
- Trenches Late War
New player weapons and reworks
- Reworked many of the old weapons
- German Revolver
- Chassepot Rifle
- Madsen Machinegun
- Chauchat
- French Revolver
- Dreyse
Major changes
- ALL scenarios have been remade
- Support for dozens of languages
- Full controller support
- Full Steamdeck Support
- Bots can now use grenades
- 12 New Achievements
- Major Command Map Optimization
- Command Map UI reworked
- Equipment Icons for the player
- Dozens of new buildables and fire supports
- New weather types
- Bug fixes
Rising Front developer, Sandstorm Studios, says several more updates are almost ready to be shipped, so there’s even more for fans to look forward to.
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