Helldivers 2 has released a new patch that aims to improve various issues for PC users. Helldivers 2 players have struggled with stability issues since launch, and the new update will hopefully improve things for many users.
24.01.2024 - 12:34 / gamerant.com / Dane Enerio / New Update
The Nintendo Switch version of the farm life simulator My Time at Sandrock has just received a major update that added a lot of new content. This update also addressed many issues that have plagued the handheld port for weeks.
My Time at Sandrock has been met with mostly positive reviews ever since it left early access and was fully released last November. However, the Switch version faced a lot of criticism for its performance issues and software bugs. China-based developer Pathea Games has finally released an update for the Switch port of My Time at Sandrock that not only promises to address many of the title's issues, but also adds new content.
Released on January 23, update 1.1.4 for the Switch version of My Time at Sandrock delivered new quests, workshop upgrades, and gameplay features. In addition, the update also featured a long list of bug fixes, as well as several optimizations and quality-of-life improvements. This update will bring My Time at Sandrock on Switch in line with the PC version of the game and contains all hotfixes released up to December 10. A video that compared the original 1.0 Switch release with the patched version showed that the latter has faster resource loading and higher framerates. My Time at Sandrock is considered one of the best farming games with combat, and stable performance is very important for these types of titles.
Many Switch users welcomed the arrival of My Time at Sandrock's 1.1.4 update, with some claiming that they can finally return to the game thanks to the enhancements and new content it has received. Pathea Games revealed that more improvements are headed to its farm simulator via the upcoming 1.2 update, which it promised will elevate the Switch experience to new heights. Update 1.2 was released for the PC version of My Time at Sandrock last December just in time for the holidays, bringing in even more new content and optimizations to the game. The update also had new NPC interactions, a welcome addition for players who want to romance any of My Time at Sandrock's many bachelors and bachelorettes.
Pathea Games has not announced when the 1.2 update will hit My Time at Sandrock's console versions. Console users who are waiting for the update to drop before returning to My Time at Sandrock can try out other highly rated RPGs with romance options in the meantime.
My Time at Sandrock became a massive hit following its full release, and it even became the top-selling Xbox Series X/S game in the U.S. and U.K. at one point. My Time at Portia, the predecessor to My Time at Sandrock, was also able to win the hearts of many gamers with its charming visuals and cozy vibe.
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Helldivers 2 has released a new patch that aims to improve various issues for PC users. Helldivers 2 players have struggled with stability issues since launch, and the new update will hopefully improve things for many users.
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