Action RPG Wolcen: His review sums it up with the words "as bloody as it is buggy," noting problems such as "dungeon entrances that don't work, inventory freezes, and characters disappear." Since its launch, Wolcen Studio has patched the game, fixing broken skills and other issues. Now the developer has announced that its priority is "fixing bugs, stabilizing the game, quality of life, and adoption" rather than creating new content.

In a blog post discussing the future of Wolcen, they put forth "Operation: Second Dawn." Previously, they had planned League content and new story chapters as their top priorities, but that was dropped down the list. They focused on options to rebind left clicks, a "new quest reward system that will include the ability to search Gate of Fates, monster disease stack counts, and a window in the middle of the screen when receiving rewards," and buffs for the most underused skills. Planned changes to skills include.

Improvements to server responsiveness and improvements to Chapter 3 of the story are also underway. An outside QA team is working with us and patch 1.0.10 should arrive soon.

See the full blog post for more details.