Thanks to ongoing reporting from players and a fairly rapid turn around from our team, we've been able to assemble this hotfix fairly quickly. We didn't anticipate the size of it getting like this, but it could easily be considered its own release. We hope you enjoy and it should improve overall quality of life of playing each day.

Introducing a completely revised user interface to WWII Online, dramatically improving new player onboarding experiences and optimizing awareness for veteran players as well. This marks the first major UI update since the WWII Online: Battleground Europe release (2005-06).

The biggest User Interface overhaul in the last 20 years, is coming to WWII Online! Instant Action Button, new Persona Screen, new Active Battles screen, and new Mission Creation paradigm!

New Campaign #219 starts today and Version 1.38.5.0 is a massive upgrade to daily playability with your mini-map now showing facilities directly on it and nearby town labels. This is crucial because you can now see ownership changes take place right there and avoid having to open up your main map, keeping you battle ready and informed.

WWII Online enters Open Beta and includes 3 roadmap deliveries, several quality of life improvements and more!

Antwerp and Brussels are being restored as big cities (not multiple towns) in WWII Online to restore sustained fighting and avoiding easy late-night captures. Coming soon in update 1.38.5.0.

The mini-map is being enhanced to show town names, objectives, contestment, facility icons and so much more. It's a huge quality of life update and will dramatically improve situational awareness.

Cornered Rat Software continues development on WWII Online: Chokepoint. Strong progress on re-introducing content and fixing the map, "Carentan." Chokepoint is a vital goal toward innovation and growth by creating awareness to WWII Online.

1.38.4.2 is a hotfix focused on cleaning up issues that occurred post 1.38.4.0. Based on your reports these were the most globally urgent to resolve.

Introducing Mission Target Change to WWII Online and improves quality of life during game play.

WWII Online enters "Open Beta" to test target mission change, which enables the mission leader to dynamically update their mission target on the fly to meet battlefield needs.

A Q1 2026 recap outlining WWII Online’s progress and ongoing improvements from Xoom.

Version 1.38.3.0 (Patch) - March 2026: This update focuses on quality-of-life improvements and resolves issues introduced during recent core game engine advancements.

This patch cleans up issues affecting game play and graphics post-1.38.2.0 launch. Every update includes cleaning up technical debt and improving WWII Online.

Spawn camping has been a long-standing issue in WWII Online, creating frustration and driving players away. This update represents our strongest effort yet to address it, introducing brief spawn-in protection that gives players time to take cover, despawn, or engage the threat. Truck drivers now have full mobile spawn deployment across all trucks, haulers, and SPAAs, helping keep battles active and moving forward, including more features and bug fixes.

WWII Online launches "Open Beta" for version 1.38.2.0. Check out and test the all-new Spawn Protection Mode and other new features and fixes added to the game.

WWII Online is coming out with an all-new "Spawn Protection Mode" to eliminate spawn camping globally. Watch the video within to learn more about it and see how it works.

WWII Online's 2026 roadmap prioritizes a better experience and quality of life ehancements. Spawn Protection Mode, Automatic transmissions for ground vehicles, creation of new UI development tools, Hero Builder armored cars, and more! Support the roadmap and subscribe today!

Integrated graphics card users are now able to play the game again with enhanced lighting and things looking better. We're continuing to make the game better day by day. S!

1.38.1.0 represented significant code changes and major implementations. This is our first pass of cleanup items to resolve post-release issues. More remain in progress.