Khazan’s Revenge: Fixing a Major Bug

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Summary

  • Neople is releasing hotfixes to correct bugs that halt player progression in The First Berserker: Khazan on PC.
  • The soulslike offers a lengthy gameplay experience, as the main story takes about 35 hours to complete.
  • PlayStation and Xbox are experiencing the same issues and Neople plans to release a hotfix as soon as possible.

Neople, the developer behind The First Berserker: Khazan, has rolled out a fix for a bug that was causing game progression to stall on PC platforms. This gripping tale of revenge, voiced by the renowned Ben Starr, follows the story of General Khazan, who was betrayed and labeled a traitor by his own empire. After a close brush with death, he is reanimated by warrior spirits in search of a living host.

Players embarking on The First Berserker: Khazan should anticipate a substantial adventure, as completing the main story might require around 35 hours, while exploring all aspects of the game could take over 50 hours. Numerous enthusiasts are enthused by the possibility of a soulslike game that provides an extended playtime, given the positive acclaim it’s been receiving for its challenging boss encounters and immersive combat system.

In a recent Reddit post, binpark, Community Manager at Neople, shared that they’ve launched two hotfixes for the soulslike game “The First Berserker: Khazan,” which is in its early access phase for those who bought the deluxe edition. These updates are designed to fix problems where quitting the game during a loading screen interrupts player progress, particularly troublesome for those aiming to move forward in the main storyline. These updates are now available on Steam and it’s advised that players update their games promptly.

The First Berserker: Khazan Releases a Hotfix to Address a Progression-Halting Bug

Binpark mentioned that identical problems appear to exist in the PlayStation and Xbox editions of the game, and Neople plans to roll out a quick fix on those systems right away. Players encountering this issue might want to utilize a temporary solution: launch the game, restore their saved data, and be aware that some progress could potentially be lost during this process. Although some gamers expressed frustration over the bugs, many others showed enthusiasm and announced they would start playing the game immediately. For fans eager to enjoy the challenging soulslike combat of The First Berserker: Khazan, they won’t have a long wait as the game is currently in early access and will be available for everyone on March 27.

Currently, “The First Berserker: Khazan” is receiving positive feedback and boasts an 80 score on OpenCritic. Numerous reviewers have commended the game’s boss battles, hinting that it could be one of the toughest soul-like games available. Players are eagerly anticipating delving into a new world and encountering a host of novel bosses in this game.

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2025-03-25 01:33