Players on Xbox One will soon be able to enjoy Friday the 13th. They and everyone else are also eagerly waiting for the singleplayer mode.
If you are into gruesome horror murders or cooperative escapes from an overpowering killer, you cannot miss Friday the 13th: The Game. Seven camp residents face off in an unequal battle against the killer Jason, who wants to kill them cold-bloodedly – in an extremely brutal manner. Only those who stick together and outsmart the killer through tactics and planning can escape from the map.
Since Friday the 13th was released, there have been numerous problems. First, the servers could not handle the player masses, then bugs plagued the game, and lastly, even a memory leak on Xbox One caused Jason and his victims to completely stop functioning after a while.
Xbox One Memory Leak is Expected to be Fixed Soon
However, according to the publisher Gun Media, they are working on a fix for the memory leak on Xbox One and have made significant progress. The developers are confident that they have contained the problem and that the memory leak will soon be a thing of the past.
But there’s more good news: The singleplayer mode that was promised to players during the development phase is also developing magnificently – and will remain free of charge.
“Thanks to the great support from our fans, we have been able to expand our work on upcoming content, so that we can stick to our schedules while still fixing issues. We look forward to sharing more about this, including the upcoming single-player mode that will be available for free.”
No specific date has yet been provided for the saving patch – but at least there is certainty that the developers are making progress.
Due to all the launch issues, there’s free stuff by the way!
