Blue Prince swept the gaming community since last week with many critics and gamers praising the twist on the puzzle genre with a roguelike gameplay experience. With a current Metacritic score of 92 (defeating Split Fiction‘s month-long reign), Blue Prince has been praised as a potential GOTY nominee for 2025. With the game launched on April 10th on Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation 5, and Steam, thousands of adventurous players have begun strategically maneuvering through Mount Holly to Room 46 over several days. The latest Blue Prince patch notes tackle a few things, specifically, the override save data issue that has puzzled a few players.
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According to a X (formerly Twitter) post from Dogubomb, the indie company addressed a recent report raised by multiple users regarding a save file bug in Blue Prince. As the tweet states, the bug is apparent for those who hit “New Game” from the Main Start Menu, which might override your current save data. This issue is tackled within the newest update for the puzzle game, which marks the first patch notes released for the indie title. Today’s Blue Prince update is small but fixes bugs and system issues with some of the rooms.
PlayStation and Steam players will gain access to the update later today, while Xbox users will receive the patch notes tomorrow afternoon.
Here’s a look at the full patch notes for today’s Blue Prince update:
Blue Prince Update Patch Notes 1.01
- Fixed the bug occasionally causing new game files to overwrite previous save files after a force quit.
- Temporarily disabled options to Backup, Restore, or Duplicate Save Files while we investigate reported issues.
- Fixed system issue causing some players to be unable to unlock a safe in Shelter
- Fixed bug causing battery pack to spawn less frequently than intended.
- Tweaked the odds of certain rare outer rooms being drawn while drafting.
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