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 2,685 articles and counting, with 3 active users!

The current version of the game is 0.11.0.10.

About the game

Barotrauma is a 2D multiplayer resource management game currently in development by Undertow Games and FakeFish. 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 was launched on June 5th 2019 on Steam. The game's source code can be found on GitHub.

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Recent Blog Posts

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It’s a wrap: Happy holidays!

Regalis - 2020/12/18 15:46

Hello everyone! Now that the Uncharted Depths update has been released and hotfixed, we’re about to vacate the premises of our virtual office and take some time off for Christmas. Before that, let’s take one […]...

Update Preview: Uncharted Depths

Regalis - 2020/12/04 15:44

Hello everyone! The last update of the year is coming next week. We named it “Uncharted Depths”, naturally because of the environment overhaul that makes your journey into the unknown more scenic than ever. Even […]...

Sneak peek: The Environment Overhaul

Regalis - 2020/11/20 17:08

Hello everyone! The year is approaching its end, and as promised, there’s one more update coming. It will be the one previously referred to as “Content 2”, rounding off the content development we’ve been busy […]...

Content

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