FBC: Firebreak's highly anticipated Rogue Protocol update has been postponed to January 2026, as Remedy Entertainment stated it requires additional time for polishing. The update will introduce a wave-based survival mode called Endless Shift, where players will engage in progressively tougher rounds while collecting Corruption to unlock upgrades between waves. Though cross-platform voice chat has successfully launched, Remedy acknowledges that the game has not met expected sales targets, prompting financial concerns and a recent leadership change within the studio. This latest delay adds to the challenges faced by FBC: Firebreak following its September Breakpoint update, which aimed to address player feedback and improve the overall gameplay experience.

What new features can players expect in the Rogue Protocol update for FBC: Firebreak?

The Rogue Protocol update will introduce the Endless Shift mode, where players must survive waves of increasingly difficult enemies while collecting resources to enhance their gear.

FBC: Firebreak is a multiplayer spin-off from the popular Control game developed by Remedy Entertainment. It incorporates elements from the original Control while aiming to provide a unique experience focused on cooperative gameplay. Despite various updates and player feedback integration, the game has struggled to achieve the commercial success that the studio anticipated, which has influenced managerial decisions and future content plans.