MindsEye devs are “working around the clock” to fix the numerous bugs and crashes impacting players across all platforms.
Since its release on June 10, MindsEye has received a lot of criticism. The GTA-style game has been slammed for its bugs, poor performance, and crashing issues. Things have gotten so bad that players have already requested refunds, much like they did with Cyberpunk 2077.
PlayStation has even said that they are currently investigating the situation surrounding MindsEye, while some Xbox players have found themselves unable to refund the game. However, despite the ongoing issues, the devs have assured players that they are actively working on fixes.
MindsEye devs are working on fixes
Posting on the MindsEye Reddit page, Build a Rocket Boy addressed the issues surrounding the game, stating:
“Thank you kindly to all of you who joined us as pioneers on day one! We understand that the current minimum spec requirements are very high, but our engineering team are working around the clock to improve performance on mainstream hardware as well as consoles by integrating the performance improvements in Unreal Engine V5.6,” wrote the devs.
“We will provide patch 3 update timing, including these improvements, within the next 24 hours. In addition to the main campaign, we would also value your thoughts on Build. Mindseye.”
The devs have yet to reveal whether the patch will fix the terrifying texture issues, which currently give characters melted faces – an unintentional throwback to Assassin’s Creed Unity.
There was also no word on whether the glitchy NPCs would be fixed. So far, there have been viral clips showing NPCs running through the air, clipping through objects, and having bizarre reactions during combat.
Hopefully, the upcoming patch will fix the performance issues and bugs, but so far, MindsEye’s launch has been far from smooth.
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