On December 2, The Callisto Protocol was released on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One. The release was accompanied by significant problems on PC, which caused the game to score on Steam collapsed to “mostly negative“. But the head of the Striking Distance studio has already released the first update, and he also commented on the situation not too flatteringly.
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Glen Schofield, head of the Striking Distance studio and director of the game The Callisto Protocol said on Twitter that the first update with fixes to the game has already been released. According to him, the wrong files were included in the release patch: “Just a fucking mistake due to someone’s rush”.
He also explained in another entry that this happens on release day. “Trust me, I’m not happy about it either”— added he. Plus, Scofield continued, this is Krafton’s first single-player console game, and the studio itself is doing it all like a startup.
After the release of the update, the situation with the rating on Steam improved. Now 53% of the 11,666 reviews are positive. Meanwhile, the Xbox version of the game is still plagued by performance issues, as well as a lack of ray tracing – the developers have yet to announce the timing of these fixes.
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