Streum On Studio has released the first update for Space Hulk: Deathwing. According to the team, the main goal of this first patch was to eliminate any game breaking bugs, crashes and severe FPS drops.
In addition, this patch comes with various performance optimizations. Streum On Studio claimed that this is an ongoing process, so we expect future patches to further improve performance.
This patch will be auto-downloaded from Steam, and you can read its complete changelog below.
Space Hulk: Deathwing – Hotfix 1.06 Changelog
- Various performance optimizations (this is also an ongoing process).
- Inventory crash (in multiplayer) fixed.
- Major FPS drop on Chapter 1 experienced by AMD processors fixed.
- Input loss upon door interaction in multiplayer fixed.
- Potential crash using NVIDIA graphics card fixed.
- Multiplayer connection timeout increased, allowing more modest systems greater time to connect.
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Yet another game whose Steam review score has tanked due to terrible performance issues. But at least it’s forcing their hand to actually do what they should have done pre-release, instead of rushing the release for the holidays. It’s a shame it has to be done like this, but apparently devs/publishers never learn that, surprisingly, PC gamers don’t like their games running like dogshit.
At one point this industry may realize their paying customers are no more okay with unfinished, unoptimized and sometimes completely broken messes with full AAA price tag…
Steam refunds are the best weapon for customers nowadays. I don’t buy games at full price anymore ( the cheaper, the better ). The gaming industry really prepares itself for some massive crash at some point. Public trust is at its lowest.