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March Out! is available now on Steam. Build your army, give the orders, and enter the battle yourself in a mix of real-time strategy and third-person action.

Bring artillery to the siege, construct towers to protect your kingdom, or unlock a War Elephant and throw spears from the saddle. Between battles, explore your walkable castle, watch the miniature war on its table, and spend earned Royal Marks at the Royal Outfitter.

• Fight through the six-siege singleplayer campaign.
  
• Compete in Castle War, King of the Keep, Capture the Banner, or Last Castle Standing.
  
• Defend a shared castle with friends in Co-op Last Stand.
  
• Face the Lantern Marshal in The Long Watch Halloween siege and earn permanent rewards.

Make your commander and castle your own, display your achievements, and find your standing on the Wall of Crowns.

Thank you to everyone who played, tested, reported issues, and helped March Out! reach release. If something goes wrong, please tell us the game mode, platform, and steps that led to it in Steam Discussions or our Discord. Screenshots or a short clip help us investigate.

Play March Out!: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5299360/
Find other commanders and share your feedback: https://discord.gg/MYPJKXK2Yd

Launch support — reports under investigation

Commanders,

The next March Out! Playtest update gives your victories a place in the castle, puts a cleanup crew on the battlefield, and tackles more of the feedback you've shared.

The Wall of Crowns in the Hall. Preview shown with sample standings.

A physical leaderboard now stands inside the Hall: statues honor the top three players, with plaques for the top ten and a lectern showing your own standing.

Walk up to Your Standing and press E. Browse 21 ranking categories spanning War Rating, campaign records, and online records. Change the category and the statues, names, and scores change with it. Different accomplishments deserve their own champions.

Three noncombat attendants per side collect settled casualties with their covered cart. They have a job to do, even when the battlefield is a mess.

Body limits follow your graphics preset: 100 on Performance, 200 on Balanced, and no forced count limit on High or Ultra. The attendants continue working at every quality level, and cleanup also removes associated dropped equipment. We've improved casualty settling to help bodies come to rest properly on the terrain.

The War Table now offers Learn to Command: six illustrated, replayable practice lessons covering recruitment, optional auto-recruitment, returning to your command hall, shields and wall weapons, foundation defenses, and kingdom income.

Practice uses its own army and purse. Additional guidance explains recruitment shortfalls, map locations, and how to reopen your kingdom's controls.

Post-battle returns to the Hall have been updated to preserve your party until you choose to leave or disband. Defeat screens give Return to Hall a prominent place while keeping retry available.

Surviving campaign mounts carry into the next siege with their remaining health. Destroyed mounts still need replacing.

Earned trophies can be knocked over, and display statues tumble when struck. The Hall Steward can restore the room when you're finished rearranging it; your unlocks stay yours.

This update also improves cape movement, hand placement, catapult presentation, and traversal around battlements, gates, and tower edges.

This is a preview of Playtest 2.7.35 for Windows and macOS. Once the update is available, we'd especially like your feedback after consecutive multiplayer battles and returns to the Hall.

Join the March Out! Discord[discord.gg] to share feedback, screenshots, and your next great castle disaster.

Thank you for helping shape March Out!
— Mason, Polygon Interactive