Unrailed 2: Back on Track gets hotfix to restore Mac cross-play and fix crashes
Unrailed 2: Back on Track received another hotfix this week after a recent performance update, with the developer saying major issues should now be resolved. The short patch, listed as v-700-7830baf on the game’s news post, focuses on restoring MacOS cross-play that had been broken, correcting versus maps that were showing the wrong assets, and cutting down on random crashes during the loco labyrinth. It also includes a handful of quality-of-life tweaks, such as a tutorial skip option and an automatic driver change for Vulkan crashes.
Console PC Gaming has been tracking these quick follow-ups; we covered a similar rapid response in Halls of Torment hotfix fixes crashes, trait and DLC display issues where the studio pushed a compact fix for crashes and UI bugs. Players should see the update through Steam automatically; the developer asks folks to report anything that still misbehaves so remaining problems can be tracked down.
Patch Notes – v-700-7830baf
- Bug fix: MacOS version was outdated such that cross-play was not possible anymore
- Bug fix: Versus maps had bolts and npcs instead of drones and bombs
- Bug fix: Random errors and crashes possible during or after the loco labyrinth
- Bug fix: Several game setup UI fixes
- Improvement: Automatic driver change on next start when the game crashed in Vulkan before
- Improvement: Skip tutorial now possible from within the tutorial
- Improvement: Reduced artifacts in icon rendering
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Unrailed 2: Back on Track
Developed by Indoor Astronaut
