Greedland 1.0 hits PC with Xbox Play Anywhere and a major content drop

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Greedland, created by solo developer VaMP He, is now available on Windows PC with Xbox Play Anywhere support. Alongside the PC launch, the game reaches Version 1.0, delivering a sizeable content update. Progression is designed to sync across Xbox Series X|S and Windows under Xbox Play Anywhere. The developer frames this milestone as the culmination of a multi‑year effort.

What’s new in Version 1.0

The 1.0 update expands the game with a new map, a fresh mode, heavyweight combat options, and a broader arsenal. Below are the headline additions confirmed by the developer.

• Lava Area – a new environment featuring 10 levels plus an endless mode, introducing tougher mutants and higher‑risk rewards.
• Base Defense – a dedicated mode centered on defending a mercenary outpost against escalating waves.
• Titan Mechas – two pre‑equipable mechas, the Bipedal Titan and the Light Titan. Players build “Titan Power” during runs to summon mechas and crack sieges.
• Arsenal expansion – two Power Armors, two wide‑area damage weapons, five equipment items, and three fused equipment. Named examples include Ice Cyclone (equipment) and Phantom Guard (fused equipment).
• Achievements – an additional 1000 Gamerscore tied to the new map, mode, mechas, and gear collection.

Platforms, play anywhere, and co‑op specifics

With Xbox Play Anywhere, Greedland supports single‑purchase ownership across Xbox Series X|S and Windows with synced progress, including your loadouts and run history. The developer clarifies multiplayer expectations: local co‑op remains a shared‑screen feature.

Cross‑platform play between Xbox and PC is not supported. Co‑op is designed for a shared display experience rather than online cross‑play between platforms.

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Developer note

VaMP He emphasizes the community’s role in reaching this milestone after four years of development and iteration. The message underscores 1.0 as a turning point for the project.

“Your support has been the fuel for this four-year journey.” — VaMP He

Version 1.0 content overview – quick reference

This table summarizes the key elements introduced with the 1.0 update. It focuses on playable content, systems, and progression targets relevant to returning and new players.

Final take: why it matters

Greedland’s 1.0 update pairs a PC debut with a clear, feature‑rich roadmap realized at launch. For players, that means a new endgame loop in the Lava Area, a defensive twist with Base Defense, and high‑impact mecha power spikes to punctuate runs. If you’ve been waiting for a consolidated milestone build with synced progression across platforms, this is the version to watch.