Hell Let Loose - Health update coming next week

During a developer briefing, the team behind Hell Let Loose announced the first health update for the game. This update is set to be released on all platforms next week. We have taken a look at the planned updates and summarized what players can expect.

New In-Game Analytics

With a focus on player experience, the Hell Let Loose team has begun implementing in-game analytics. This feature will allow real-time collection and analysis of player data to identify and address gameplay issues more quickly, including those that are difficult to reproduce. The team places great importance on player privacy and will not collect any personally identifiable information without player consent. More information can be found in the game's privacy policy. Following the release of Update 13 (Burning Snow), the team identified numerous stability and performance issues. The first health update aims to address many of these issues, including improving VoIP functionality and server stability, as well as addressing problems with the Kursk, Stalingrad, and Carentan maps. In addition to the health update, the team will release a free DLC called "Near Miss," which includes unique helmets for each of the three factions, highlighting the damage that warfare can inflict on a soldier's equipment. To celebrate the update, Hell Let Loose will be available on Steam at a discounted price for one week. Additionally, new community content, including artwork and videos, will be available. The first health update for Hell Let Loose will solve many of the game's problems and improve the player experience. We look forward to the game's future and further updates and DLCs.