PEAK Patch 2.5.a Targets Reconnection Deaths and Room Code Problems

Its notes also cover a Citadel campfire badge bug, Kiln lava artifacts, anti-sphere fall damage, and restored menu music.

Mihaela Kicevski5 minutes ago

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PEAK Patch 2.5.a Targets Reconnection Deaths and Room Code Problems

PEAK Patch 2.5.a focuses on multiplayer problems that can turn a reconnect or room-code join into a dead end. Reconnecting players should no longer return dead when they are still alive, while joining a nonexistent room code should no longer disable the menu buttons. The Steam announcement for Patch 2.5.a also lists fixes for a Citadel badge issue, THE KILN visuals, and cross-region loading.

Badge progress gets attention too. Loading a save from the THE CITADEL campfire had prevented players from earning the Medieval History badge. The notes also stop cloned fuel items from spontaneously recharging, fix a skeleton reconnect or save-loading death case, and address visual artifacts in the lava streams.

The patch includes a reduction to fall damage when leaving an anti-sphere, along with the return of the original menu music. Mesh optimizations in the final biome round out the smaller technical changes.

PEAK Patch 2.5.a Notes

Bug Fixes

Reconnecting players will no longer come back dead in cases where they should still be alive
Fixed bug where players loading a save from the Citadel campfire could not earn the Medieval History badge
Cloned items with fuel should no longer spontaneously recharge
Fixed some visual artifacts with the lava streams in the Kiln
Optimized several meshes in the final biome
Players attempting to connect to a game in a different part of the world will no longer get stuck on the Loading screen
Fixed a case where attempting to join a room code that doesn’t exist would break your menu buttons
Fixed an issue where reconnecting or loading a save as a skeleton would sometimes instantly kill you

Misc.

Reduced the amount of fall damage a player takes when leaving an anti-sphere
Restored original menu music

Which part of Patch 2.5.a will help your climbs most, the reconnect fixes, the room-code changes, or the THE KILN cleanup? Follow us on X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram, Steam, and Telegram.

Peak is a cooperative climbing game for up to four players. After crash-landing on an unknown island, players take the role of scouts attempting to ascend the mountain at its center. The mountain is semi-procedurally generated and changes every 24 hours, featuring five distinct biomes with unique obstacles and enemies. Players manage stamina, collect climbing tools like ropes and pitons, and must work together to survive hazards while ascending.