The wolves have left...
...for now! Which means that the Wolf Truce has ended. Did you manage to get your special Wolf Truce medal? If you have somehow missed it, don't worry! The beasts are likely to return for some fresh meat sometime in the future.
Here are some community highlights of the truce from players 'Matthias' and 'SadAlice'
Crossing the borders on consoles
Just a quick note today to let any console fans among you know that we have released an update allowing Xbox and PlayStation gamers to play Verdun and Tannenberg together!
Sadly we couldn’t add cross-play for PC users due to differences in their game versions, such as 64 player matches rather than the 40 player games on console, and other cross-platform balance issues like controller auto-aim.
It's also a free weekend on consoles from December 11-13, meaning Verdun and Tannenberg are open to everyone to try out!
Celebration giveaways!
Even if you don’t own a console, you might be interested in the giveaways running on our [url= https://twitter.com/WW1GameSeries]Twitter[/url] – you’ve got a chance to win some tasty mints!
Holidays are coming to the Western Front
With temperatures and snowflakes that are starting to fall, we do not only remember those who have fallen or the conflict they were involved in, we also remember the rare moments of humanity during the war. But more on that later....
