Stalker 2 receives an update that solves some of its most significant problems
Con más de 1,200 cambios, casi pueden hacer un nuevo juego ahora
- March 20, 2025
- Updated: March 20, 2025 at 8:10 AM
The 1.3 update of Stalker 2 is now available and brings more than 1,200 significant changes that improve various aspects of the game. Among the new features are improvements in the artificial intelligence of the mutants, which promises a smoother stealth and combat experience for players. Additionally, different artifacts have been adjusted, such as the Weird Pot, which now provides specific debuffs based on the foods consumed, instead of random effects.
Correct some important mistakes when playing
Another major focus of this update has been bug fixing. According to the announcement on the Steam site, nearly 100 issues have been resolved, including crashes, memory leaks, and visual errors with flashlights. These fixes help to clean up the user experience, which is particularly crucial in a game that has been described as “broken but brilliant”.
GSC Game World, the developer of the game, has reaffirmed its commitment to long-term support, encouraging players to report anomalies for analysis and resolution. This promise of ongoing attention is especially notable given the challenging context the studio has faced, such as fires in its offices and the invasion of Ukraine, demonstrating its resilience in difficult times.
Additionally, in an effort to attract new players, Stalker 2 is currently 15% off on Steam, which could be a good incentive for those who have yet to visit the Zone. With the arrival of update 1.3 and an uncertain but promising future —which even includes the possibility of a television series—, it seems that the post-apocalyptic FPS series is heading towards a brighter path.
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