Samson: A Tyndalston Story–the debut title from Just Cause developer Christofer Sundberg’s new studio Liquid Swords–is finally here. But the gritty crime adventure‘s launch has been a bit rocky, mainly due to bugs that Liquid Swords is already working to address via a patch that’s set to release on Friday.
“Early impressions [of Samson] are mixed and many of you are experiencing game-breaking bugs and performance issues,” Sundberg himself shared in a post announcing the upcoming update. “That’s unacceptable, and we are listening to everyone’s feedback and are hard at work to deliver the game we spent years of our lives developing. Launching a game is a ton of work and I’m proud of the effort our team has put into seeing Samson from its initial concept through release.”
The update, which is set to go live on Friday, April 10, is mainly focused on fixing performance issues, game crashes, and bugs that prevent progression. The patch will also add the ability for players to utilize up to eight save files.
