Prisoners,
The November update is coming on Monday, November 9!
We've got several new additions on the way, and alongside these features, we'll be increasing our focus on bug fixes and stability over the coming weeks.
This means you can expect more frequent hotfixes as we work through existing issues and continue improving the overall experience.
Here's a preview of what's coming:


Every prisoner has a story. Now you can wear yours. Our November update will see the return of our revamped tattoo system.


Some moments on the Island are worth remembering. Others are probably best forgotten.
Once a part of the Supporter pack, Photo mode will become available to everyone!


This update will see the first release of controller support, and we'll be paying close attention to your feedback as we continue improving the experience and addressing issues.


Linux and Steam Deck players will soon be able to join multiplayer servers through Proton!
Some of you have already managed to get things running, but we're pleased to officially confirm that this long-requested feature is now supported.

Alongside these new features, expect further balance changes, fixes and quality-of-life improvements.
We’ll share the full notes when the August Update goes live on Monday, November 09.
See you on the Island, prisoners.
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Short summary
Gamepires is previewing the next SCUM update ahead of its planned November 9 release. The post focuses on new player-facing features, wider platform accessibility, and a stronger short-term push on stability and hotfixes.
What changed
What it means for players
Impact on SCUM.SK
For the SCUM.SK community, the biggest relevance is accessibility: more players may join from Steam Deck or Linux via Proton, and controller users may start testing the game more seriously. The article does not announce any specific server configuration changes, so server owners should wait for the full patch notes before assuming operational impact.
FAQ
When is the SCUM November update planned to release?
The article says the update is coming on Monday, November 9.
Will Photo Mode still require the Supporter pack?
According to the preview, Photo Mode will become available to everyone.
Is controller support complete?
No. The post calls it the first release of controller support and says the developers will monitor feedback and address issues.
Does this confirm multiplayer support for Steam Deck and Linux?
The article says Linux and Steam Deck players will soon be able to join multiplayer servers through Proton and that this long-requested feature is now officially supported.
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