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Steam News18 October 20258mo ago

0.55 fix for rare crash? timing adjust settings update

This update primarily involves a (probable?) fix for a rare crash in recent builds of the game. If you've seen the game crash after long play sessions, please check out this version--hopefully it won't occur anymore!

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changedThis update primarily involves a (probable?) fix for a rare crash in recent builds of the game. If you've seen the game crash after long play sessions, please check out this version--hopefully it won't occur anymore!
changedWe've also changed the timing adjustment setting: values should generally now be closer to 0, with the default now being 0 (your own setting value will have changed accordingly, but the timing should be the same) and a system where the game would generally recommend higher offset values has been loosened. If you had a very low value for your timing setting before, you'll probably find that the recommendation is better behaved now.

PROJEKT GODHAND changes

changedThis update primarily involves a (probable?) fix for a rare crash in recent builds of the game. If you've seen the game crash after long play sessions, please check out this version--hopefully it won't occur anymore!
changedWe've also changed the timing adjustment setting: values should generally now be closer to 0, with the default now being 0 (your own setting value will have changed accordingly, but the timing should be the same) and a system where the game would generally recommend higher offset values has been loosened. If you had a very low value for your timing setting before, you'll probably find that the recommendation is better behaved now.

This update primarily involves a (probable?) fix for a rare crash in recent builds of the game. If you've seen the game crash after long play sessions, please check out this version--hopefully it won't occur anymore!

We've also changed the timing adjustment setting: values should generally now be closer to 0, with the default now being 0 (your own setting value will have changed accordingly, but the timing should be the same) and a system where the game would generally recommend higher offset values has been loosened. If you had a very low value for your timing setting before, you'll probably find that the recommendation is better behaved now.

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Steam News / 18 October 2025

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