STALKER

In a recent development, the creators at GSC Game World have rolled out an update for the chilling survival game, STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl. This new version, labeled as patch 1.1, brings about numerous enhancements and boasts an impressive 1,800 bug fixes. This latest STALKER 2 update arrived a month after the game’s launch, addressing the lingering issues such as bugs and glitches that were still under correction in the eagerly anticipated sequel, which received generally favorable reviews upon release.

Indeed, Virginia! You do have Santa Claus bringing presents this Christmas, and one of them happens to be the initial significant update for Stalker 2, fondly known as Patch 1.1. This patch has been released already, and it’s carrying a rather large bag that seems to be overflowing with more than 1,800 fixes! These fixes cover areas like AI behavior, game balance, crash issues, but what stands out most is the start of addressing the broken A-Life simulation systems in Stalker 2.

Regardless of Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl’s rocky debut, the game was warmly received by long-standing followers of the series. Given that it was created amidst the backdrop of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, it was inevitable that there would be problems. However, the community has shown strong support for it as GSC Game World pledged to address the issues.

Stalker 2 developer GSC Game World has released the game’s first major update, patch 1.1.

GSC World has unveiled an updated version of Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl, which includes a significant number of modifications and enhancements for the PC, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X versions. This major update contains over 1,800 changes as described in the provided patch notes.

GSC Game World has unveiled a significant update to Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl, which they’ve dubbed as Version 1.1. This latest update, released on December 19, boasts more than 1,800 bug fixes and enhancements for the game.