2026 Roadmap: Planned Content
A clearly labelled record of the official 2026 roadmap, kept separate from current launch features.
The official 2026 roadmap is a plan, not a promise that the content is live. It lists a September Update 1.5 with the M14, SKS, a licensed Bell UH-1 Iroquois “Huey” and radio music; Update 2.0 is planned to add Khe Sanh, more weapons, US & Allies Force, the Stoner 63 and special forces themes.
Quick facts
- Update 1.5
- Planned for September 2026
- Update 1.5 examples
- M14, SKS, licensed Huey and radio music
- Update 2.0 examples
- Khe Sanh, more weapons, US & Allies Force and Stoner 63
- Status
- Planned; recheck against official release notes
Do this in order
Separate planned from live
Treat every item on this page as planned until an official patch or release announcement confirms that it is playable.
Success signal: A roadmap item is not presented as a current feature.
Match the item to the update
Use Update 1.5 for the M14, SKS, licensed Huey and radio plans; use Update 2.0 for Khe Sanh and the listed US & Allies additions.
Success signal: You know which roadmap window a question belongs to.
Check the newest release note
Before writing a loadout, vehicle or map guide around a roadmap item, confirm whether the official live notes changed its status or scope.
Success signal: Your guide does not build current advice on an unreleased item.
Keep future content visibly dated
Retain the announcement date and the planned label until the publisher confirms a live build.
Success signal: Readers can distinguish a promise, a target and a released feature.
Planned in Update 1.5
The roadmap lists a September Update 1.5 with the M14 and SKS, a licensed Bell UH-1 Iroquois “Huey”, and radio music. The roadmap does not supply a guaranteed release day in the material used here.
Planned in Update 2.0
The roadmap lists a new Khe Sanh map, more weapons, US & Allies Force, the Stoner 63, and Navy SEALs/Green Berets themes. Battalions are also described as planned work.
What this page does not promise
Roadmap items can move, change scope or be replaced. Keep every item labelled planned until an official patch or release announcement confirms it, then move the fact into a current update entry.