Striked Deep has released a new PC update. This update deals with some potentially annoying multiplayer bugs, as stated in the notes.
Stranded Deep launched as a single-player game for Steam, but, much later down the line, Beam Team Games added multiplayer options. The patch notes are referring to the odd single-player fix, but most of this update fixes multiplayer issues.
If you’ve never played “Banded Deep”, visit our review to learn why you absolutely should have. The mystery behind this survival game is that the passion, namely plundering desert islands drives it. Sure, you have enough coconuts for now, but you’ll have to study other islands sooner or later. You know, through the infested waters of sharks.
What happens if the patch meets 1.0.10, is it correct? Here’s the full list of fixes, but there’s really some improvement.
- Both players now see the head-on effect when fighting a boss-centered creature.
- Only a bed to save is more effective than a game.
- On the same subject, failure to sleep no longer halts games.
- You can climb above a palm tree without falling.
- Players use a bed and a label maker together not disable players 1’s input.
We would like this last one, too. This is a weird bug because it appears only occurred when players 1 and 2 were undertaking different tasks simultaneously. Sure, weren’t fans of huge day 0 patches, but we have to admit that they’re a doozy. The combination of these two items would tell the story.
This patch is just for the PC version, because the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One release is separate. Why? This short version is that the original, now bankrupt Telltale Games decided to sell the Early Access version on console. Basically, they’re different branches of the same game.
And, yes, they didn’t mean they would sell an Early Access game to a full console. As a result, they did the same as the console version of 7 Days to die, which left them in trouble. Beam support the console version of Broken Steel but despite the tweet in September 2022, 7 Days to die hasn’t been updated in years.
The computer version of “Keared Deep” is now $33,39 dollars in digital cash. Raft, which has a similar premise, is 33 p.m.