It's a work in progress.Slated to arrive this September, the new title builds on Fatshark’s previous success on both Warhammer: Vermintide and Warhammer: Vermintide 2, adopting a similar four-player Left 4 Dead-styled gameplay where players will have to cooperate to fight through various levels against hordes of oncoming enemies. Of note: 'The Pox Hounds themselves have gotten some attention, with a focus on fixing issues with their movement, smoothing out ragdoll transitions and sternly telling them to not spontaneously try space travel. Its long list of patch notes is available on Fatshark's forum. To that end, Fatshark has issued a raft of updates to the game, with Patch #4 - Blessings of the Omnissiah the latest. In particular, we will focus on delivering a complete crafting system, a more rewarding progression loop, and continue to work on game stability and performance optimisations.' In an effort to improve Darktide's current state, Fatshark said: 'Over the next few months, our sole focus is to address the feedback that many of you have. We fell short of meeting those expectations.' 'This was what we set out to do with Warhammer 40,000: Darktide - to create a highly engaging and stable game with a level of depth that keeps you playing for weeks, not hours. 'We take enormous pride in our ability at Fatshark to deliver a game that millions can enjoy,' the developer wrote in an open letter to its community.

In January, developer Fatshark delayed Darktide's upcoming Xbox Series X and S release, admitting it made the decision to spend the next few months solely addressing fan feedback after the game 'fell short' of expectations. arriving with bugs and technical difficulties and making huge demands of PCs'. Watch on YouTube Here's Digital Foundry's tech review of Darktide on PC.Įurogamer's Chris Tapsell applauded Darktide's 'stupendous atmosphere and vicious action' in his review, but called its release 'scrappy rickety.

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