GSC Game World has announced that Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl will receive its first major patch next week, addressing significant technical issues on both PC and Xbox Series X/S platforms. Players have experienced memory allocation problems leading to unexpected game crashes, along with issues related to NPC interactions and quest markers that hinder progress in the main storyline. The patch aims to fix visual glitches, such as NPCs lacking facial expressions or appearing in incorrect locations, as well as UI problems regarding missing quest notifications. While the exact release date for the patch is not provided, a detailed list of improvements will be available on the game’s Steam page.

What key issues will the Stalker 2 patch address?

The upcoming Stalker 2 patch will address memory allocation issues causing game crashes, fix problems with NPC interactions and quest markers, resolve visual glitches, and correct UI issues like missing quest notifications.

Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl is a highly anticipated first-person shooter that builds on the legacy of the original Stalker games. Set in a post-apocalyptic version of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, the franchise is known for its immersive atmosphere, challenging gameplay, and survival horror elements. The game combines exploration, combat, and a rich narrative, appealing to fans of action-adventure and role-playing genres. Its release and ongoing updates have been closely monitored by the gaming community, eager for improvements and enhancements.