Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 developer Saber Interactive has issued a small hotfix for the explosive third-person melee shooter that makes quite a lot of crash fixes and ought to assist the sport’s efficiency on Steam Deck.
The Hotfix 3.1 patch notes, beneath, additionally point out a repair for heavy stutter on some CPUs and fixes for dynamic decision and ultrawide screens.
Nevertheless, there is no such thing as a point out of much-needed server enhancements. Even now, a month after launch, Space Marine 2 suffers vital server and connection issues that have an effect on PvE and PvP, including frustration to gamers who wrestle to finish matchmaking.
The hotfix comes forward of the launch of Space Marine 2 Season 2, which provides a brand new PvE Operations map, a brand new enemy, a tougher problem stage, a brand new weapon, and varied different enhancements. Season 2 runs from October till the top of 2024.
Gamers have been additionally informed to count on extra quality-of-life enhancements, further customization options (equivalent to new colours for the lenses), and, for PC gamers, a 4K texture pack launched for free, though writer Focus Leisure has but to announce a launch date for these additions.
Saber lately launched Space Marine 2’s game-changing patch 3.0, which made a seemingly innocuous change to the ending that obtained Warhammer 40,000 followers excited. Followers have additionally unearthed fascinating and unannounced Space Marine 2 cosmetics by datamining the sport.
In the meantime, IGN interviewed Saber Chief Inventive Officer Tim Willits about Space Marine 2’s record-breaking success. He revealed the increase he expects the PS5 Professional will give Space Marine 2, mentioned how the breakout success of Space Marine 2 had “modified the whole lot” for the studio, and how protecting Video games Workshop is over the Warhammer 40,000 model.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 Hotfix 3.1 patch notes:
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