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Public Pool, Drones And A Crossbow Join Bodycam’s Zombie Update
Bodycam is getting more than zombies in its v0.9 update, The Dead & Damned. Reissad Studio set out the rest in the second part of its devlog, posted on Friday morning, Australian time.
The devlog gave the release as 17:00 UTC on Friday 13 November. That is 4am AEDT on Saturday, by our conversion.
The first change is to Public Pool. The studio calls it the least played map in the game, and says it has been rebuilt without changing its layout.
The lobby gains a new room, with drone racing and an RC car dirt track. Both were built with TRYP FPV and support FPV radio controllers natively.
Two weapons join the loadout: the TK-9 machine pistol and the Crossbow.
Easy Anti-Cheat is live from day one. Reissad describes it as “the first step of our anti-cheat”.
The devlog also gives an update on the party system, which the studio calls its number one priority.
It looks ahead to v0.10 and the road to 1.0 as well. The written post does not give a date for either.
Zombies were the subject of the first devlog, the video that ran with Gamers Classified’s report on the 24-hour zombie playtest earlier in the week.
Reissad is asking players for one more thing. The studio wants the name of a dream game mode, existing or invented, though it says it already knows which mode it is building next.
Bodycam is developed and published by Reissad. It was the second top seller on Steam’s Australian store early on Saturday, and costs A$50.95 on the Australian Steam store.
Source: Reissad Studio – We made a map nobody want to play, Devlog 2/2 (Steam), Steam – Bodycam