Monthly Archives: April 2020

A few bugs fixed in this minor update, saved campaigns from the previous 3.0.0 version are still compatible: Version 3.0.1 Changelog ADD: Enemy spotted message now specifies if it was a squadmate who did the spottingADD: Pop-up message when a … Continue reading →

Version 3.0.0. is now available for download. This will be the last freely available build as the game will be moving to Steam later this year, but the source code for the core game will always be available on the … Continue reading →

I’ve uploaded a build of the new version of ArmCom2, it still needs testing but I think most of the major bugs and crashes have now been dealt with.

Minor update to fix a crash when a critically injured crewman’s injury improves.

Minor update to fix a crash when exporting the campaign log.

A small update for the stable release of ArmCom2, with one small display fix and some changes to Overrun: Campaign Day FIX: Air Support N/A when Overcast display Scenario CNG: Revisions to Overrun: player squad does not lose overrun status … Continue reading →

The main downloadable build for ArmCom2 has been updated to version 2.0.0, bringing a number of improvements and fixes that I’ve been working on over the past few weeks. Full changelog follows: Version 2.0.0 Changelog General ADD: Load saved campaign … Continue reading →

Armoured Commander II is coming to Steam later this year! The store page is now up and I’ll be working on integrating all the Steam features like the in-game overlay and cloud saves for this release. The source code for … Continue reading →

I’ve updated the downloadable development build to 2.0.0 release candidate 2. This update fixes a crash that occured when enemy trucks tried to unload passengers, and also includes a few other minor fixes and updates.

I’ve uploaded a release candidate for the first major update to Armoured Commander II, available to download from the usual development build link. Version 2.0.0 will bring a number of new features and fixes to the game, but still needs … Continue reading →