Once Human August Update Out, Includes Animal Ranching

This month, a major update for Once Human was released, and with it came some major features, such as Animal Capture and Animal Ranching. In addition to that, "The Living Plane" now takes to the skies, bringing new in-game events, a new motorcycle skin, and other new features. The September update for Once Human is also shaping up to be massive, adding a new PvP scenario to the game.

Once Human has performed remarkably well since release, reaching a peak of 230,000 concurrent players and ranking fifth on Steam's player count chart. This game focuses heavily on multiplayer content, and the developers have been working tirelessly to add new content that will keep the audience entertained.

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Since you are fighting for survival in the apocalyptic world, Animal Ranching can benefit you, allowing players to create and maintain their own farms. These farms can provide all sorts of benefits for the settlers at the camp, allowing players to get their hands on animals such as Boars, Deer, Wolves, Sheep, and more.

The animals can provide fur, milk, and meat by cultivating your own farm. If you don't have animals that can provide that, the more aggressive animals on your farm can help defend your settlement against any nearby threats. The Animal Ranching doesn't stop there, as a major update set for September will allow players to breed rare beasts, which can provide extra benefits to your pre-existing farm.

Moving on to "The Living Plane," a colossal beast that soars through the skies, players can mount this creature as of the August 15 update, where players can participate in exclusive shooting challenges to win special rewards.

"The Living Plane" challenges aren't only available from the August update. Players in Once Human will now be able to participate in "Open World Racing" events. In these events, players are responsible for building custom land vehicles to participate in