How do you celebrate two years of a co-op shooter? If you're Starship Troopers: Extermination, you mark the milestone by throwing flying horror bugs at your players. That's right — the game just hit its second year of live ops, and instead of cake, it's serving up a brand-new airborne foe.
The update landed last week, adding the flying enemy to the fight. If you've been battling the bug menace on the ground, you now have to worry about threats swooping in from above too. It's a fitting way to keep the pressure on after two years of live operations.
Two years of continuous support is no small feat for any game, let alone one built around co-op survival against overwhelming odds. Starship Troopers: Extermination has kept the content flowing, and this anniversary update shows the team isn't slowing down. Adding a flying foe changes how you approach encounters — you can't just watch the ground anymore.
For fans of the co-op FPS, this is exactly the kind of shake-up that keeps things fresh. New enemy types force you to rethink your loadouts and teamwork, and a flying bug is the kind of curveball that'll catch plenty of squads off guard. If you thought you'd seen it all after two years, think again.
The timing makes sense too. Anniversary updates are a chance to give back to the community that's stuck around, and a new enemy is a pretty bold gift. It's the kind of move that gets people talking and pulls lapsed players back in to see what's changed.
So if you're jumping back in, keep your head on a swivel — the skies aren't safe anymore. And if you're a newer recruit, well, welcome to the fight. The bugs have wings now.
What do you think of the flying bug addition? Will you be picking this up and diving back in for the anniversary?
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