Hellraiser: Revival Update 1.1 Hits Steam, Console Patch Coming
Saber Interactive's Update 1.1 for Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival targets progression, softlocks, collision and visual pop-in on Steam.
Saber Interactive has released Update 1.1 for Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival on Steam, according to Bloody Disgusting. A patch for console players is coming soon.
The update addresses progression, softlocks and visual issues. It also adds a startup notice that tells players when their GPU driver is out of date.
Collision problems that let players clip through the world and could prevent them from completing the Charlotte chase sequence are fixed in Update 1.1. The patch also resolves the victim disappearing in the cutscene when picking up the knife.
Pop-in of geometry and lighting has been reduced when backtracking through the Dungeon, the Chatterer chase and a stairwell area.
A major patch was also released for the current Steam demo, bringing gameplay and movement improvements, save transfer fixes and audio and music adjustments.
Where the game is available
Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival launched about a week before this update and is available on PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series and Nintendo Switch 2.
Quick answers
What does Update 1.1 fix in Hellraiser: Revival?
It addresses progression, softlocks and visual issues, fixes collision problems tied to the Charlotte chase sequence and a disappearing victim in the knife cutscene, and reduces geometry and lighting pop-in in the Dungeon, the Chatterer chase and a stairwell area.
Is the console patch for Hellraiser: Revival out yet?
No. A patch for console players is coming soon.
Did the Steam demo also get an update?
Yes, a major patch was released for the current Steam demo with gameplay and movement improvements, save transfer fixes and audio and music adjustments.