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Five years ago today we have made something special. Out of nowhere, a team that was known for the absolutely chaotic Serious Sam series launched a much slower, calming game. Just like that, a philosophical puzzler The Talos Principle was born.

Over the course of five years, The Talos Principle has landed on all relevant platforms but one – Nintendo Switch. To celebrate the fifth anniversary of Talos, we’re changing that, and you can now enjoy The Talos Principle on-the-go. So, grab your handhelds and sharpen your minds before jumping into The Talos Principle: Deluxe Edition.

The Talos Principle: Deluxe Edition is playable on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite. In addition to the base game content, the Deluxe Edition explores a brand new narrative spread through four additional episodes as part of the Road to Gehenna expansion.

Jump into the simulation, solve puzzles, avoid drones, read the archives, and find out who you are, while enjoying stunning visuals and great performance while commuting, enjoying a flight, or simply hanging out at home, away from your TV!

Hello friends and family!

We won’t be going far and wide with this one, as we know the best way to spend a fall afternoon is by playing your favorite game. We also know there’s no better way to motivate you to jump in than to set up some discounts during the Steam Autumn Sale – so here they are.

Grab all Croteam games at up to 90% off right HERE.

Enjoy the games and make sure to share your fun experiences with out ever-growing family on Discord and Reddit. Follow Croteam on Twitter and Instagram, like us on Facebook, and subscribe to our YouTube channel.

Hey everyone!

Over the past couple of months, you have seen us periodically talk about our co-production effort with the legendary strategy masterminds from 2×2 Games, Unity of Command II. Other than a few streams and trailers that showcased the gameplay it was all talk so far, but as Mr. Dylan would say – times, they are a-changin’.

We’re super happy today to announce that the development of Unity of Command II is all but finished, and the game is slated for November 2019 release on Steam. Before 2×2 Games launches the game, they are looking for a brand new batch of beta testers to join the wargaming fun in an upcoming closed-beta due to start on October 21st.

To sign up for a chance to participate, get more info on the beta, and check out a brand new dev-diary, please go to unityofcommand.net.

The private beta will be available Windows via Steam and will include single-player and hot-seat multiplayer modes.

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Hi everyone!

I can’t believe it’s been over a month since Revolution migrated from Early Access to a full release already, but we haven’t been static since. Instead, we have been all over your reports and feedback, fixing, readjusting, rebalancing and expanding in the meantime.

Our main focus was fixing some critical issues as well as the invisible Workshop items issue that came up, as we love seeing your mods shine. This was sorted out, so please make magic happen, we can’t wait to check all your custom stuff out.

This update also takes care of the leaderboard issues with survival levels, as well as many smaller issues with Netricsa, collision, textures and such. More detailed update notes can be found on Steam or Reddit, whichever you prefer.

Stay Serious!

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Some of the most prolific talkers from 2×2 Games and Croteam sat down during this year’s Tokyo Game Show to showcase Unity of Command II and some of the standout features that truly make this game a perfect gateway into wargaming.

Over the course of almost two hours, 2×2 Games’ scenario designer Daniel Melbin and Croteam’s marketing boi Ante Vrdelja walked us through the initial scenarios of the Allied campaign, focusing equally on new features as well as mechanics that made the original Unity of Command great. Go grab some popcorn and tune in. If you like wargames there is no better way to spend a couple of hours today.

Unity of Command II is launching this fall via Steam, so make sure to wishlist it now and stay in the know.

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