Months after launch, STALKER 2 has received its second major update, Patch 1.2, which introduces over 1,700 improvements, fixes, and tweaks.

Heart of Chornobyl has just received a massive 1.2 update. The fixes and improvements cover almost every aspect of the game, including the controversial A-Life system.

GSC Game World has released Patch 1.2 for STALKER 2, a substantial update addressing a vast range of issues. The patch notes detail fixes for over 1,700 problems, demonstrating the development

Heart of Chornobyl developer GSC Game World has issued a major patch for the shooter, targeting some 1,700 fixes and improvements including to the A-Life 2.0 system. Patch 1.2 is, as described by GSC Game World in a post on Steam,

Heart of Chornobyl arrived late last year in a fairly incomplete state. Technical issues with graphics, animations, sound, and quest design were the biggest problems. But taken together, they combined to drain computer and console resources.

It's been a long time coming, but GSC Game World hopes to make it worth your while. The first major STALKER 2 patch this year is out, comprising a massive 127GB download and over 1700 fixes, improvements, and add-ons.

GSC Game World has released Stalker 2 Update 1.2, a huge patch that includes over 1700 fixes across the A-Life AI system, the story, and many more areas.

Stalker 2's much-anticipated 1.2 patch is here, and it continues where the last few 1.1 updates left off--and then some. According to its announcement on Steam, Stalker's 1.2 patch has more than 1,700 individual fixes and improvements, including a large number of bug fixes, NPC behavioral changes, revamped visuals, and more.