The latest footage has drawn attention for its massive confrontations, the integration of vehicles, and a pronounced emphasis on teamwork.
In its announcement, the studio made it clear that it is aiming to keep expectations realistic for the game’s future.
Bulkhead clarified that it does not intend to turn Wardogs into the biggest first‑person shooter on the market. Instead, its focus is on cultivating a stable and sustainable community, taking lessons from the mistakes made with its previous competitive shooter, Battalion 1944.
Although Battalion 1944 launched with promise, the studio later admitted that it failed to maintain a large enough player base to support the project over the long term.
Developers believe that a player base of roughly 3,000 to 5,000 active users will be sufficient to sustain the game’s long‑term health, while any number exceeding that threshold will be celebrated as an additional triumph.
Meanwhile, Bulkhead has announced that it will unveil fresh footage of Wardogs at the upcoming Future Games Show on June 6, giving fans an early glimpse into this promising first‑person shooter that aims to carve out a niche on Steam.
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News Source: Levelup
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