Greedland 1.0 arrives on PC: Lava Area, Base Defense, Titans

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Greedland has landed on Windows PC with Xbox Play Anywhere support, and it arrives alongside the game’s Version 1.0 milestone update. The patch expands the shooter with a new Lava Area, a defensive mode, summonable mechs, and an enlarged arsenal. Progression syncs between Xbox Series X|S and Windows, while co-op remains local. The developer – solo creator VaMP He – frames this build as the culmination of a 4-year push to 1.0.

Version 1.0 — what’s actually new

The update focuses on fresh combat spaces, a new defensive objective loop, and mid-run power spikes via mechs. It also layers in a set of achievement targets and expands the gear pool to deepen build variety. The goal is to broaden runs without changing the game’s core rhythm.

Lava Area: 10-level gauntlet and endless mode

The new Lava Area pushes the campaign into a molten biome with 10 new levels plus an endless mode. Expect different environmental reads and a tougher mutant roster, with risk-reward tuned for later progression. It functions as a fourth setting after Jungle, Desert, and Icefield.

Base Defense and Titan Mechas

Base Defense reframes encounters around holding a mercenary outpost against escalating waves. When pressure peaks, players can build Titan Power during a run and call down Titan Mechas to break sieges. Two frames are available: the Bipedal Titan and the Light Titan, each changing your power window when deployed.

Feature breakdown — Version 1.0 at a glance

Below is a concise rundown of the content and systems introduced with Version 1.0. It groups the headline additions so returning players can prioritize what to try first.

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Arsenal and targets for completionists

The Logistics update increases build paths with 2 Power Armors, 2 wide-area damage weapons, 5 equipment items, and 3 fused equipment. For players chasing full clears, the patch also adds 1000 Gamerscore across new achievements tied to the biome, the mode, and the mechs.

Platform notes and co-op

Xbox Play Anywhere is supported, which means saves and progression sync between Xbox Series X|S and Windows. Local co-op remains shared-screen only. Cross-platform multiplayer between Xbox and PC is not supported.

“Your support has been the fuel for this four-year journey. Greedland 1.0 is here, and this update represents a major milestone in our fight together.” — VaMP He

Why it matters — a cleaner endgame loop with flexible power spikes

Version 1.0 gives Greedland a fuller late-game through a new biome, a defensive objective mode, and on-demand power spikes via Titan Mechas. If you’ve been waiting for a content-complete build with cross-device progression, this is the patch to revisit.