What changed
0 fixes3 additions4 changes1 removal
- Compatibility
- Gameplay
- Maps
changedSteam post image Community members! Because we’ll be taking part in the Steam Spring Sale, we think today is a really good moment to bring some QoL changes to Call to Arms - Gates of Hell. We have several changes lined up, and now it’s time for you to try them! Of course, and as usual, we have set up an Open Beta for you. The Beta will become the live version when the Spring sale starts.
addedHighlights‘Auto Vaulting’: Infantry can now jump over fences, low walls, and will do so automatically when following movement orders
addedHighlights'Manual Vaulting': While directly controlling a human, either in classic direct control or 3rd person, you can now use a keybind to jump over fences and small walls
removedHighlightsIn Conquest, operation size ‘unlimited’ has been removed. You can still go unlimited by selecting "next operation” at the end of a campaign in order to keep your assets, veterancy and research. This way, you avoid playing on the same handful of maps with increasing amounts of persistent damage.
addedHighlightsThese are just a few of the many changes and fixes in the new version. If you prefer more detail, check out the Change Log we released. The changelog also contains an important message for mod creators. Steam post image Steam post image Steam post image Vaulting in action. Screenshot courtesy of @Cheezy
changedOpting in for the Open BetaTo join the beta, you only need to switch your game to the beta version. When the beta becomes the live version, you don’t need to do anything at all to reverse the process. If you do want to be among the first to try these changes, go to your Steam library, right-click on the game, select properties - Game Versions & Betas- open beta. Done! You can switch back to the current version at any time, using the same process.
Call to Arms - Gates of Hell: Ostfront changes
changedSteam post image Community members! Because we’ll be taking part in the Steam Spring Sale, we think today is a really good moment to bring some QoL changes to Call to Arms - Gates of Hell. We have several changes lined up, and now it’s time for you to try them! Of course, and as usual, we have set up an Open Beta for you. The Beta will become the live version when the Spring sale starts.
added‘Auto Vaulting’: Infantry can now jump over fences, low walls, and will do so automatically when following movement orders
added'Manual Vaulting': While directly controlling a human, either in classic direct control or 3rd person, you can now use a keybind to jump over fences and small walls
removedIn Conquest, operation size ‘unlimited’ has been removed. You can still go unlimited by selecting "next operation” at the end of a campaign in order to keep your assets, veterancy and research. This way, you avoid playing on the same handful of maps with increasing amounts of persistent damage.
addedThese are just a few of the many changes and fixes in the new version. If you prefer more detail, check out the Change Log we released. The changelog also contains an important message for mod creators. Steam post image Steam post image Steam post image Vaulting in action. Screenshot courtesy of @Cheezy
Steam post image Community members! Because we’ll be taking part in the Steam Spring Sale, we think today is a really good moment to bring some QoL changes to Call to Arms - Gates of Hell. We have several changes lined up, and now it’s time for you to try them! Of course, and as usual, we have set up an Open Beta for you. The Beta will become the live version when the Spring sale starts.
Highlights
‘Auto Vaulting’: Infantry can now jump over fences, low walls, and will do so automatically when following movement orders
'Manual Vaulting': While directly controlling a human, either in classic direct control or 3rd person, you can now use a keybind to jump over fences and small walls
In Conquest, operation size ‘unlimited’ has been removed. You can still go unlimited by selecting "next operation” at the end of a campaign in order to keep your assets, veterancy and research. This way, you avoid playing on the same handful of maps with increasing amounts of persistent damage.
These are just a few of the many changes and fixes in the new version. If you prefer more detail, check out the Change Log we released. The changelog also contains an important message for mod creators. Steam post image Steam post image Steam post image Vaulting in action. Screenshot courtesy of @Cheezy
Opting in for the Open Beta
To join the beta, you only need to switch your game to the beta version. When the beta becomes the live version, you don’t need to do anything at all to reverse the process. If you do want to be among the first to try these changes, go to your Steam library, right-click on the game, select properties - Game Versions & Betas- open beta. Done! You can switch back to the current version at any time, using the same process.
Roadmap
We’re already in full swing to produce the next DLC, and you can expect to get more news this spring when we update our roadmap for 2026 and beyond. As soon as we have that sorted, we will share it with you. Steam post image
Did you know?
In June, it will have been 5 years since the release of “Ostfront.”
The release came after a Beta that lasted 3 months
Its content amount has roughly doubled since
It’s still Barbedwire Studios’ first and only game
That’s it for now, enjoy the Open Beta! Which DLCs will you be wishlisting for the sale? Let us know in the comments! Steam post image
