Developer posts and news about this game.
Hi everyone, Since introducing the walkable castle, I've been working through your playtest feedback: making the world look more grounded, giving you more to do between battles, and fixing the things that interrupted a good siege. This roundup covers the updates since October 9,
Hi everyone, Your next siege now begins inside your own castle. The new default main menu is the Commander's Hall : a place to walk around in third person, prepare your commander, gather your friends and spend a little time between battles. You can try it now in the latest Steam
Hi everyone, March Out! 2.7.10 is now in the latest game and Steam Playtest builds. You can defend the same castle with your friends, ride alongside your army, and step up to a field cannon to aim and fire it yourself. A lot of this update grew out of your playtests and suggestio
March Out! 2.7.9 adds two new ways to experience the battlefield: an optional day/night cycle and changing weather. I wanted marching out after sunset to feel different. Lamps moving with the army, warm light along the castle walls, and a cannon blast briefly lighting up the sold
Hi everyone, Version 2.7.7 is now available for the full game and Steam Playtest. Update your game before joining a multiplayer lobby. Version 2.7.7 brings a larger specialist allowance and a broad pass over battle audio, model fitting, village roofs and performance. A lot of thi
I wanted marching out of your castle to feel like leaving a kingdom behind. Streets full of homes, people working the fields, and a place worth defending before the enemy ever reaches your gate. That idea has become Settlements (Experimental) , an optional expanded battlefield fo
Hi, Mason here. The latest March Out! update is available in the Steam Playtest, and the main game build has received the same changes. Cannons should feel like cannons I've made the muzzle flare much larger, with a forward blast of fire, sparks and thick powder smoke that hangs
Hi, Mason here. I’ve put together some new in-game shots of the specialists. I want these troops to give you a reason to rethink your army, with strengths worth making room for and weaknesses an opponent can exploit. Field cannons on the battle line The smoke and the impact are a
Hi, I’m Mason, the solo developer of March Out! I work on the game after work, with my son helping me playtest it. I wanted a kingdom battle game where commanding an army and fighting beside it felt like parts of the same adventure. Watch the official gameplay trailer Recruit you