Barotrauma Wiki

Welcome to the official Barotrauma Wiki!

Since its creation in June of 2015, the Barotrauma Wiki has been the most comprehensive source of information about the game. We maintain 891 articles and counting, with 6 active users!

The current version of the game is 0.8.2.3.

About the game

Barotrauma is a 2D multiplayer resource management game currently in development by Undertow Games and FakeFish Games. The game was released for free as a pre-alpha version on July 31st 2015, and has received regular updates since then. An early-access commercial release is slated for February 2019, however the game remains in development. The game's source code can be found on GitHub.

Poll

How often do you play Barotrauma? https://www.strawpoll.me/16013768

Recent Blog Posts

Read up on the latest Undertow Games blog posts here!

Modding tools and Steam Workshop

Regalis - 2019/01/11 13:19

Hello everyone! Last time on the blog we covered some new gameplay functionality, and this time we’re going to take a look at how the game is built. We’ve built several editors for creating all […]...

Health system improvements for Steam release

Regalis - 2018/12/08 13:09

Hello everyone! It’s Joonas (Regalis) and Ez (Chad Husk). We are going to take a few moments, before heading out of the office for the holidays, to shed some light on the new and improved… […]...

Say hi to the team… And check out our Steam page!

Regalis - 2018/11/19 14:47

Hello everyone! Things are rolling along nicely – we collected the Best PC Hardcore Game Award at Game Connection Europe 2018, and the Steam page for Barotrauma is now live. We’ll be updating the page […]...

Content

Featured Article

Endworm

The Endworm is a colossal creature known to roam the darkest depths of Europa's vast oceans. Deep rumbling noises herald the Endworm's arrival, and it is said only the strongest of submarines with the most experienced crews stand a chance of surviving its wrath. The Endworm can tear apart a submarine's hull effortlessly, while their massive size grants them incredible resilience. Small arms fire will have little to no effect on the Endworm, and only railguns with nuclear ammunition have enough firepower to effectively damage it. Engaging the Endworm is to be avoided at all costs.

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