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We’ve completed the stand ↔ prone transition validation test for Heroes & Generals.

This prototype focuses specifically on analyzing how player movement behaves when transitioning between standing and prone, including transition timing, responsiveness, and how quickly the player reaches a grounded or upright state.

What This Test Covers:

Stand → prone transition duration

Prone → stand recovery duration

Update Timing

We want to address the recent gap in announcements over the past two weeks.

We understand that consistency matters, and we don’t take delays lightly. The reality is that we’ve been focused on internal work that required more time than expected to reach a point worth sharing publicly.

Rather than pushing out incomplete or unclear updates, we decided to hold off until we have something meaningful and representative of real progress.

What’s Next

We will have an update ready next week.

We’ve completed the airborne movement validation test for Heroes & Generals.

This prototype focuses specifically on analyzing how player movement behaves while airborne, including how forward momentum carries through the jump and how mouse input influences player direction in the air.

What This Test Covers:

Forward momentum preservation while airborne

Airborne directional control via mouse movement

We’ve completed the run-jump movement validation test for Heroes & Generals.

This prototype focuses specifically on replicating the forward jump behavior while sprinting from the original RetoX engine inside Unreal Engine 5 before expanding into additional movement interactions.

What This Test Covers:

Forward momentum carry into the jump

We’ve completed the stand-jump movement validation test for Heroes & Generals.

This prototype focuses specifically on replicating the original jump arc and airborne behavior from the RetoX engine inside Unreal Engine 5 before expanding into more complex movement scenarios.

What This Test Covers:

Jump input responsiveness (takeoff timing)

Airborne duration (hang time)

We’ve completed the next Unreal Engine movement validation test for Heroes & Generals.

This prototype focuses exclusively on replicating original strafe behavior before expanding into additional movement systems.

What This Test Covers

Initial strafe response timing (left/right input)

Lateral movement feel and groundedness

We’ve completed the second Unreal Engine movement validation test for Heroes & Generals.

This prototype focuses exclusively on validating acceleration, inertia, and stopping behavior from the original game before expanding into additional systems.

What This Test Covers

• Momentum and inertia

• Deceleration timing

We’ve completed the first Unreal Engine movement validation test for Heroes & Generals.

This prototype focuses exclusively on replicating core start/stop behavior from the original game before expanding into additional systems.

What This Test Covers

• Acceleration from standstill

• Momentum and inertia

Hey everyone

I want to share a clear update on where the Heroes & Generals revival is at and how we’re approaching development going forward.

After the initial announcement in December, it became obvious (and understandable) that a lot of long time players had the same concern:

That Heroes & Generals could come back as a generic WWII shooter with their beloved game's name slapped onto it.

That’s not something we’re interested in doing or taking lightly, and it’s not something we expect anyone to take on faith.