The meat navy — Meat Hell

Boats. A shipyard on the shore, four water-only ships, a new naval map, and an AI that uses them. Plus a new keyboard scheme you can remap.

New building, the Fish Market: a shipyard that stands on the shore with its slip in the water. It builds four boats that never leave the water.
The Prawn Skiff (fast and cheap), the Steak Galley (rowed, with a turret), the Roe Lobber (lobs clutches of roe over the shore at whatever your other units can see) and the T-Bone Barge (carries tanks and big infantry, and drops its ramp on a beach to unload them).
Land and sea fight properly: melee units can't hit a boat, and a sinking Barge may lose its cargo.
New map Bile Strait, built for boats. Bay of Gore and Gullet Isle get shipyard sites too.
The AI builds a navy when the map has water worth fighting over: raids on your shoreline harvesters, bombardments from the sea, and landings.
A new keyboard scheme, built around a 3×3 command card at the foot of the sidebar: Q W E and friends for your selection's orders, the same keys for the build grid when nothing is selected.
Every key can be remapped in Settings ▸ Controls, with a Left-handed preset. Hold / to see what each key does right now.
Attack-move, patrol, hold position and stop. Patrol routes are drawn on the map.
Space jumps to your latest alert, H to your base. Double-click selects every unit of a type on screen, Ctrl+A your whole army.
First-time hints for the keys you haven't found yet.
The Grafter heals by squirting pink slime at its patient from a turret.
The Meat Zombie was rebuilt (its arms are no longer fused to its sides), and the Kidney Wing flaps.
Online play is now through Steam only: invite a friend or type a lobby code.