Just one week after its release, "Four Seas: Hometown" will soon be added to a fan-like mode - Free Ride Mode.
Free-ride mode debuts in the "Brothers of the Seas: Ultimate Edition" game, which allows players to ride horses or drive freely in the open world and undertake various optional tasks.Considering that "Brothers of the Seas: Hometown" returns to the beautiful Sicily created by Unreal 5 engine, the mode is more compatible, allowing players to immerse themselves in the beautiful Sicily countryside without pressure.
While Brothers: Hometown is linear, the Free Ride mode is not technically an open world game like Mafia 3, but it is still a pretty interesting addition.
Official announcement:
"Brothers of the Four Seas: Hometown" free update will soon bring a free-ride mode
First of all, we want to thank our enthusiastic and extremely loyal community members, who are you who have made the release of "Four Seas: Hometown" so successful.Your support and commitment make us flattered, and it is this love for the "Brothers of the Seas" series that allows us to create these stories full of hard-core crime atmospheres.We will always be grateful for this.
Now that everyone has finally got the game, we are happy to announce that Brothers of the Seas: Hometown will launch a free-ride mode for all players through free updates in the coming months, and will add more events and game content.We will announce more details later.
Meanwhile, even if you have experienced Enzo's fall in the Sicily underground world in the early 20th century, there are many reasons to return to the Dorata Valley again.Whether it's to find hidden collectables in Exploration mode or revisiting a full Sicilian dubbed plot, no matter which method you choose, all the costumes, collectables, vehicles, talismans and other unlocked content you get in your first pass will be retained.
Since its release, "Brothers of the Seas: Hometown" has been viewed on Twitch for more than 3 million hours, and players have quickly created some amazing game data:
600 million shots
185 million enemies were wiped out
17 million bandages used
10 billion dinars "earned"
