Blades of Fire developers MercurySteam have been hard at work getting their new release working as intended. In the last few days they have released two updates for the game which aim to fix a number of issues.

Releasing today (30 May) is hotfix 1.2.2, following 1.2.1 on 28 May.

Hotfix 1.2.2

Releasing today across Epic Games, Steam, Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, the following fixes have been released:

• We’ve introduced a fix to prevent a random blocker in the last part of the Skeleton Kid escort mission. Anyone affected only has to go to the Library entrance, and they can continue the mission from there.  
• Included a fix to prevent random crashes during the Aecides’ Boss Battle. 
• Fixed a bug on the Forgers Oracle that could sometimes leave some secrets undiscovered on the map even after those secrets were discovered.  

Hotfix 1.2.1

If you missed the hotfix earlier this week, some universal and some platform specific issues were addressed:

Epic Games

• Added a confirmation screen if the EULA is rejected. 
• Blocked mouse inputs during the EULA process to prevent an unexpected exit. 
• Added support for Threadripper processors. 

Xbox Series X/S

• Fixed a random crash 
• Fixed a random crash with a specific cutscene 

PlayStation 5

• Fixed various random crashes  

All platforms

• Fixed a potential blocker if someone saves the game after killing Cavimo Rex but before the game launches the cutscene. 
• Fixed various crashes in the travel book  
• Fixed a random crash during Serpent’s Amphitheatre. 
• Fixed a potential blocker during the change style tutorial (Chapter 1: It can happen sometimes if the player has the Hissop instead of the sword). 
• Fixed random crashes that could occur during the following battles: BossCoko, BossDuke, BossPrisonB, CavemanFury, CrusaderFallen, Frog, Ghost, Trollriver, ZombieFlames) 
• Fixed a potential block with one Nerea Statue 
• Fixed a potential block during weapon naming. 

The developers are active on the Blades of Fire subreddit if you would like to raise any further issues you’ve been experiencing.

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If you haven’t been playing Blades of Fire, be sure to check out our review where we said “it’s a fun experience that showcases that sometimes less is more when it comes to gameplay”. And if you’re just getting started or struggling early-on, check out our Blades of Fire Beginners Guide.