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Foxhole finally exits Early Access with Inferno, a massive update that adds many highly anticipated features including trains, player built logistics bases, fire weapons, rocket artillery, and much more. With tons of new content, now is the time to return to the world of Foxhole or check it out for the first time!

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Inferno introduces player built Facilities, which is a full fledged factory building game. Construct and manage industrial bases that can be developed into mass production centers or shipping ports servicing hundreds of logistics players every day.



Maintaining efficiency for Facilities will require the careful management of power grids, oil pipelines, and mining operations.



Facilities can also be used to lay down new infrastructure in the world, upgrading their logistics operations with minecart systems, concrete foundations, docks, and sky scraping cranes.




After years of anticipation, Inferno finally brings Trains to the world of Foxhole. Players can design and build large scale railway systems, enabling supplies, vehicles, and other equipment to be hauled over long distances across the persistent world.



Elaborate train networks can be assembled, complete with forks, switches, and elevated tracks for traversing difficult landscapes. Basic trains can consist of Locomotives, Coal Cars, and Freight for delivering supplies. Combat trains can include Infantry Transport for delivering reinforcements and Armoured Combat Cars for increased firepower at the front.



With enough infrastructure in place, players can assemble and deploy a mobilized long range artillery on rails capable of wiping out enemy fortifications from a distance.




Flamethrowers, Flame Tanks, and incendiary rockets will be able to torch buildings, burn down fortifications, and incinerate enemy infantry. Fire can dynamically spread across towns and interact with other environmental elements like rain and snow.




Mounted on Truck, Half-Track, and Field Weapon chassis, such artillery will be capable of delivering rapid fire barrages over long distances at the expense of accuracy and reload time.




Armoured forces have been upgraded with new advanced tank variants, including the return of the fan favourite Battle Tank class.




Inferno introduces the Super Tank class. Requiring massive amounts of logistics effort to produce and deploy, Super Tanks represent the ultimate armoured threat on the battlefield.




There many other features, content, and bug fixes in this update. Read the full release notes for the details.

Don't forget to follow the Foxhole Youtube Channel and Twitter Feed for the latest news on upcoming updates.

On my first night in Foxhole, I didn't fire a gun for hours. Instead, I wandered around a town until I ran into a fellow Colonial (my faction) and asked how I could be useful. He put me to work in the scrap fields, where I harvested bits of discarded metal that we'd then load into a big container, crane into the back of a truck, and deliver to the local refinery. Our scrap became basic materials (or "bmats") used to craft guns, ammo, vehicles, tools, clothes, explosives, sandbags—anything and everything that our actual (virtual) comrades a dozen miles away needed on the frontline...
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Foxhole hits 1.0 later this month after years in Steam Early Access, and the update will bring the most exciting possible addition to the massively multiplayer war game: trains. Also, player-built factories, and several other features which should make players focused on the logistics of warfare very happy. There's a new trailer below ahead of its release on September 28th.

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For a quick overview of what features are coming, watch the video below

Foxhole Inferno launches on Sep 28th

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For a more in-depth look at the update, watch our recent Devstream below.

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