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Steam announcementView the game on SifterSeptember 21, 2026

Update Sale with massive discounts!

Community members! We have organized yet another special sale this week. It’s a one week sale only, so get that discount while you can!

Discount

This sale for Call to Arms - Gates of Hell is already the 7th this year. Here’s another chance to get a ton of replay value at a super discount, almost everything is 75% off this week!

https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/26447/Complete_Edition/

One week

We expect many players will be looking to complete their collection. Are you aware that if you buy the bundle, you can get an additional 10% discount?

https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/26447/Complete_Edition/

The bundle contains over 1000 tanks and vehicles, plus over 90 single player missions and skirmishes. All of our single player missions can be played in co-op as well, just like the Dynamic Campaign Generator, or “Conquest” as it's officially called.

Screenshot by Rendí

Game update

After a successful Open Beta, we will also be releasing version 1.066.0 to the public today. If you took part in the open beta, you do not need to update your game to get the new version. The beta version becomes the live version, effective immediately.

The details of this update can be found in the corresponding Changelog. That’s it for now, enjoy the update! Which change do you like best? Let us know in the comments!

P.S.: If you are indeed new to the game, we recommend you play the tutorials. The videos from those instruction videos are bundled in a Youtube playlist.

Screenshot by Vast

Workshop game version tags

Due to popular demand, we've added Steam Workshop tags of the different game update versions, so that modders can mark which game versions their mods are made for. This new feature is already working. We encourage modders to update their creations to reflect their game version support!

That’s it for now, grab that discount and we’ll see you on the battlefield!

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