#update roadmap

Granvir: Zero Front update Roadmap for the third-person action roguelite mech-builder game on Linux and Windows PC. Thanks to the creative minds at Airborne Games, the gameplay is more unforgettable than ever. Which you can for free on Steam. Ready to dive into chaos, scavenge the wreckage of fallen enemies, and push back against a corporate invasion? Buckle up, because Granvir: Zero Front just released its first major update, and it’s a game-changer on Linux – literally. The team behind Airmen and Granvir — that’s indie dev Airborne Games — along with the wild publishing crew at GIGATANK 3000, are eager to announce the launch of the Granvir: Zero Front update Roadmap. And leading the charge? The Scavenger Pilot, a gritty new class that flips your whole survival strategy on its head. As the Scavenger, you’re not just another mech pilot—you’re a battlefield vulture, swooping in to rip weapons, ammo, and scrap straight off the smoking hulls of downed enemy Granvirs. That’s right, no more praying to the RNG gods for decent loot drops—earn your arsenal the hard way. But every edge has its trade-off. Playing Scavenger means you’ll see fewer supply drops and steeper prices for repairs and rest. High risk, high reward… just the way we like it. If you're new to the update or new here, Granvir: Zero Front is a free-to-play third-person action roguelite mech-builder where every mission matters, every choice counts, and every fight is a step closer to survival—or annihilation. Whether you're flying solo or teaming up with friends in co-op, you’ll pilot a brutal mech (your Granvir), hunt for gear, and battle the rising tide of the Millennium Company’s invasion of the continent of Inheritance.

The Gameplay Trailer

Thanks to the Granvir: Zero Front update, the gameplay loop is still seriously addictive: drop into combat, scavenge the best weapons you can find — rocket spears, flamethrowers, jaw arms (yes, literal jaw arms) — and build your mech your way. Customize everything: legs, arms, core systems, and powerful modules. Wreck elite enemy pilots to steal their parts and make them yours. Then get back to your map and choose your next target wisely — time, fuel, and upgrades are in short supply. Every campaign run feels like a fresh story. No two are the same. One path might give you access to top-tier repair shops, while another cuts you off from ammo supplies completely. It’s up to you to manage your route, your mech, and your fate.

Granvir: Zero Front update Roadmap