On May 15, the developers announced that FNET servers would be taken down for approximately one to two months for extensive repairs.
The most notable part of this update was the handling of the game's proprietary networking service, . broforce-may-15-2018
To keep the "bro-op" alive, the patch automatically transitioned all Steam players to use Steam's own servers for matchmaking and multiplayer, ensuring that players could still spread democracy together while the primary backend was being rebuilt. Context in Broforce History On May 15, the developers announced that FNET
If you're jumping back into the action today, you can find on Steam or play it on Nintendo Switch , PlayStation , and Xbox . Context in Broforce History If you're jumping back
May 15, 2018, was a significant day for fans, as it marked a long-awaited maintenance update and technical overhaul for the pixel-art action hit. After a period of relative silence from developer Free Lives , this patch addressed critical multiplayer issues and modernized the game's backend. The "FNET" Transition