Dangerous Connections Steam metadata

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID3017820
• PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
• Release date2027
• DeveloperRZC
• PublisherRZC
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Action

Company pages: Developer: RZCPublisher: RZC

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• Inside the DSI: Our Custom Menu Is Now Localized in 8 Languages - 30 August 2026

  A Menu That Belongs to the Game WorldFrom the beginning, we wanted the main menu of Dangerous Connections to feel like part of the game itself — not simply a user interface layered on top of it.The result is a custom-built DSI intelligence dossier that brings together mission selection, field notes, personnel records, case files, system settings and more inside one unified Cold War-inspired interface.Every page is designed to feel like something you might actually find on the desk of an intelligence officer in 1987: worn folders, classified documents, personnel assessments, handwritten notes and operational files.More Than a Static MenuThe dossier is not simply decorative.Personnel files and case files are driven by their own data and UI systems. Selecting different records changes portraits, classifications, file numbers, intelligence summaries, assessments and notes dynamically.This a…

• When Walls Finally Sound Like Walls – Environmental Audio Overhaul - 22 August 2026

  Over the past days, we have been working on one of those systems that is rarely the first thing players notice – but makes an enormous difference to how believable a game world feels:environmental audio.Until now, sound sources in Dangerous Connections could sometimes be heard too clearly through walls, floors or even from several rooms away. A machine running behind a concrete wall could still feel as if it was standing almost next to the player.For Level 1, we have now completely reworked this behaviour. Before & AfterThe video below shows the difference directly.The sound sources themselves are the same in both versions. In the first part, our new occlusion and reverb systems are disabled. In the second, the complete environmental audio system is running.Suddenly, walls actually separate spaces acoustically. Machines behind concrete lose both high frequencies and volume, sounds aroun…

• Bringing the Soviet 4x4 to Life - 7 August 2026

  Over the past weeks, we have been working intensively on one of the most detailed vehicle systems currently in Dangerous Connections: a rugged Soviet 4x4.At first glance, it may look like a relatively small addition. A vehicle that can be entered, started and driven through the environment.In practice, however, we quickly realised that simply making the vehicle move would not be enough.We wanted it to feel heavy, old, mechanical and slightly unpredictable. We wanted the player to hear and feel the difference between sitting inside the cabin and standing next to the vehicle. We wanted every switch, vibration and movement to contribute to the atmosphere.The result is a complete vehicle overhaul covering the cockpit, driving physics, sound design, lighting, snow interaction and camera behaviour.More than just a driveable vehicleThe Soviet 4x4 is not intended to feel like a modern, perfectl…

• Level 1 Visual Overhaul – Before & After - 21 July 2026

  Over the past weeks, we have been working intensively on improving the performance of Dangerous Connections, with stable 60 FPS as one of our main targets.At the same time, we decided not to leave the older levels visually behind. Level 1 has therefore received a substantial visual overhaul, bringing it much closer to the quality and atmosphere we want for the final game.This short comparison shows some of the most visible changes made to Level 1. A More Coherent and Believable EnvironmentThe overhaul goes far beyond individual props or lighting adjustments. Our goal was to make the entire environment feel more coherent, atmospheric and affected by the same weather conditions.Lighting and AtmosphereThe lighting setup has been extensively revised. We introduced more localized light sources, improved atmospheric fog and created stronger visual depth between the foreground, background and…

• Something to read while we chase 60 FPS - 14 July 2026

  This is a small selection of fictional magazines created for the world of Dangerous Connections — covering cars, electronics, travel, nature and some slightly less official reading material.These may only be tiny environmental props, but details like these help make workshops, offices, barracks and construction sites feel genuinely lived-in. Each magazine was created specifically for the game and belongs to its fictional late-Cold-War world.Which one would you pick up first?Wishlist Dangerous Connections and follow the game on Steam for future development updates.

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