End of Abyss Patch Fixes Map Issues One Day After Launch
Section 9 Interactive released a patch for End of Abyss one day after launch, fixing map errors like locked doors that were already unlocked and missing key indicators.
Section 9 Interactive has released a patch for its newly launched game, End of Abyss, just one day after the game became available. The update addresses several issues with the in-game map that players and critics had flagged.
According to the patch notes, the map was displaying incorrect information, such as showing locked doors that were already unlocked and failing to display key indicators. These problems made navigation confusing for players.
End of Abyss launched on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via the Epic Games Store. The quick turnaround on the patch suggests the developer is actively responding to feedback.
In the review published on GameSpot, the reviewer noted spending a few days with the game before writing the critique. The review went live two days before this article. A separate issue—a boss failing to drop a quest item—was patched a few hours before the review deadline.
Games like Sea of Thieves, Overwatch, Fallout 76, Starfield, Mass Effect 3, and Cyberpunk 2077 have shown that titles can evolve significantly over their lifespans. It remains to be seen how End of Abyss will change, but the first patch is a step toward improving the experience.
Quick answers
What did the End of Abyss patch fix?
The patch fixed the in-game map showing incorrect information, such as locked doors that were already unlocked and missing key indicators.
When was the patch released?
The patch was released one day after the game launched.
What platforms is End of Abyss available on?
End of Abyss is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via the Epic Games Store.