The sandbox game Siege, full of explosive elements, has been around for ten years now, and developer Spiderling Studios celebrates the moment with a special anniversary update.This medieval style build and destroy sandbox game where players can create various machinery to complete tasks or engage in battle.From carefully assembling the perfect creation to using it to destroy everything in front of you, Siege is always one of the most satisfying games on the PC platform.This new and comprehensive update is not only full of reasons for players to return repeatedly, but also evokes memories of the past.
Spiderling Studios said that over the past decade, Siege "has been reborn from being unknown to today," adding that the "community formed around this sandbox game makes the studio proud."The studio mentioned that 2025 will be an exciting year for Spiderling Studios, and that Siege and other projects have "good plans for the future."Currently, the studio has launched this tenth anniversary update.The update focuses on the core player group, including "adding more replayability to the battle, arousing some nostalgia, and improving the quality of the game."
First is a very practical feature: if all the reloads generated by physical interactions cause the frame rate to drop, the timescale slider will automatically adjust.Essentially, this means that in particularly chaotic moments, time slows down to ensure a smoother gaming experience."There is an added bonus to this effect, that the large explosions and collisions will automatically be presented in slow motion," Spiderling Studios explains, so you can watch the destruction scene in a very cinematic way.
The last level of the second island, Torbrind, has been redesigned.Spiderling Studios said they had long been unhappy with the level's design and turned it into "cooler, more exciting content."In addition, in the final mission of each island, the respective rulers will lead the army to fight with you on the battlefield.
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The level scoreboard, data tracking and level system have also been comprehensively innovated.Your clearance data, including the time spent, damage taken, and "cube score" will be recorded, and you can also compare it with other players around the world.This last data represents the total value of all objects you use during the construction process and is weighted to ensure that more powerful tools are reflected accordingly.This means you should try to keep this new score as low as possible.You can still use machinery from the Creative Workshop to complete levels, but you can't participate in the rankings.
"Classic Sandbox" is the redesigned and resized version of the original sandbox mode.It has been remodeled with new models and textures and has been tweaked to "better fit the large machinery that players use more often today."In addition, the first beta version of "Siege" when the 2015 Early Access Edition was released is now available for play.If you are curious how much progress the game has made since its release, you can enter the experience through the "beta" tab in the Steam library.
The finale of this 10th anniversary update includes the introduction of Steam exchange cards and comprehensive adjustments to the achievement system.Spiderling Studios said a total of 25 new achievements were added, some of which were related to the expansion of "Sea of Split" while improving "some less interesting achievements" and removing some unpopular achievements.For example, focus on the achievements of multiplayer mode.
