Remedy Entertainment reveals two major free updates coming to FBC Firebreak after the game launches next week. The developer plans to release Outbreak during Fall 2025 with new gameplay systems and mechanics. Players will earn fresh rewards and explore Research Sector as a brand new job site. The update brings cosmetic items that cost money through classified requisitions. Remedy promises all actual game content stays completely free for everyone.
Blackout arrives as the second major update with another job site that remains unnamed for the time being. New enemies and equipment join the game along with additional rewards for players to collect. Another batch of paid cosmetics launches through classified requisitions during this update. The company states clearly that only cosmetic items require payment from players. All gameplay expansions and new areas cost nothing extra beyond the base game purchase.
Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus Extra subscribers can play Firebreak without buying the full game at launch. Remedy wants to give players multiple ways to try their latest project before committing to a purchase. The multiplayer focus marks a departure from the studio's usual single player experiences. Early testing suggests the game carries enough Remedy charm to stand out among competitors.
Blackout arrives as the second major update with another job site that remains unnamed for the time being. New enemies and equipment join the game along with additional rewards for players to collect. Another batch of paid cosmetics launches through classified requisitions during this update. The company states clearly that only cosmetic items require payment from players. All gameplay expansions and new areas cost nothing extra beyond the base game purchase.
Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus Extra subscribers can play Firebreak without buying the full game at launch. Remedy wants to give players multiple ways to try their latest project before committing to a purchase. The multiplayer focus marks a departure from the studio's usual single player experiences. Early testing suggests the game carries enough Remedy charm to stand out among competitors.
