Peak’s 0.65.c beta patch tidies up visuals and map sizes

Peak pushed beta patch 0.65.c with a short list of fixes that clean up a few visual oddities and trim the beta build for now. The update restores missing details on food items, brings back the Landcrab splash screen, and patches up several scenery and LOD issues across Mesa and Roots.

The developers also reduced the map count to 14 temporarily so patch sizes stay under control while the build stabilizes. It is a practical move, but it also means the beta is staying lean while the team keeps sorting out the rough edges.

Patch Notes

BETA PATCH 0.65.c

• Fixed plastic not rendering on Airplane Food and Trail Mix
• Fixed low-res meshes in Title screen
• Restored broken Landcrab splash screen
• Mesa campfire LODs reinstated
• Pulled hidden spore shrooms back out of the ground in Roots
• (Hopefully) Fixed all the invisible rocks in Mesa
• Mesa Oasis/Mirage will now appropriately randomize their trees and bushes
• Map count temporarily reduced to 14 to improve patch sizes until build stabilizes
• What happened to 0.65.b? idk man they don’t teach alphabet at computer school

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Source: Steam

Peak

Developed by Landfall Games, Aggro Crab Games

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.

• Genre Platform, Adventure, Indie
• Platforms PC (Microsoft Windows)
• Perspective First person, Third person
• Modes Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
• Release June 16, 2025
• Publisher Landfall Games, Aggro Crab Games

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