PEAK Patch 3.1.0 Lets Controller Players Choose Hold or Toggle

The patch lengthens room codes, adds protections against common griefing methods, and follows a crossplay update that added 208 maps to the rotation.

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PEAK Patch 3.1.0 Lets Controller Players Choose Hold or Toggle

PEAK Patch 3.1.0 lets controller players choose between holding Sprint and Climb or switching those inputs to Toggle. It also lengthens room codes to create more possible combinations. The Steam announcement calls this the first larger patch since the console launch and lists anti-griefing protections alongside several fixes.

The longer codes address a different concern from Patch 3.0.1’s fix for cross-region room-code joins. This time, the change adds more possible combinations for safety.

The announcement also explains the game’s file-size increase. The crossplay update added 208 maps to the rotation. Developers previously added maps every two to three weeks, but said console launches and a slower patch schedule make that pace unworkable. PEAK will instead cycle through a fixed set of maps indefinitely, which the developers said supports crossplay and adds replayability.

Landfall says it is still looking into other bugs and asks players to send detailed reports to [email protected].

PEAK Patch 3.1.0 Notes

Made room codes slightly longer so there are way more combinations now for safety
Sprint and Climb inputs are now held actions on controller, matching the way it works on keyboard & mouse.
In the settings, there is now a way to switch between Hold and Toggle for the Sprint and Climb inputs.
Fixed an issue where toggling climb on controller did not allow you to release the toggle with the same button.
The settings menu now displays slider-based settings without decimals, and converts them to percentages where it makes sense.
Scouts should be able to walk onto each other’s heads again
Added protections against several common griefing methods

Which change will help your PEAK group more, the extra room-code combinations or the option to toggle Sprint and Climb? For more on PEAK’s crossplay fixes and co-op updates, stay connected through 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.