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WARDOGS Season 3 Will Bring Sabatulo on Nov. 12

Bulkhead also plans longer seasons and says it is moving away from reactive experiments as it works toward version 1.0.

WARDOGS Season 3 begins Nov. 12 with Sabatulo, a new map focused on urban warfare and close-quarters combat. Bulkhead is also promising longer seasons and a less reactive approach as it works toward version 1.0.

In its Season 3 roadmap on Steam, Bulkhead says the coming season will move away from social experiments and reactive changes. The studio’s plans follow a Season 2 reversal, when it removed Blue’s cash and XP bonuses after the faction began winning by a wide margin, as the bonus change showed.

Sabatulo is the clearest new addition so far, with its urban setting intended to bring more close-range fighting. The roadmap also flags cheating and exploiting as issues Bulkhead is addressing.

Bulkhead says a Season 3 Patch Notes Preview will arrive early next week with more information. The studio has not given a specific duration for the longer seasons in the details shared so far.

What part of this new direction will matter most to your matches, Sabatulo or the move away from reactive experiments? For more on the map and Bulkhead’s plans for cheating and exploits, stay connected through X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram, Steam, and Telegram.

Wardogs

Wardogs is a first-person tactical multiplayer shooter built around large-scale combined-arms battles for up to 100 players. Three teams compete to control randomized objective zones across destructible battlefields, using infantry weapons, vehicles, logistics, fortifications, and proximity voice chat.

Players earn cash and XP through combat, support, transportation, and objective play, then spend persistent cash on custom loadouts, equipment, and vehicles across lives and matches.

  • Genre Shooter, Simulator, Tactical
  • Platforms Xbox Series X|S, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5
  • Perspective First person
  • Modes Multiplayer
  • Release September 10, 2026
  • Publisher Team17

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