Smalland: Survive the Wilds has released Hotfix #1 to address a range of issues in the game. The update includes fixes for crashes caused by accessing storage menus, network game performance improvements, and support for non-QWERTY key-rebinding. Additionally, improvements have been made to DLSS & FSR stability, and the functionality of borderless full screen has been fixed.
Other updates include shortened seasons from 7 days (3.5 hours) to 5 days (2.5 hours), improvements to the stony shore, enhanced sunrise and sunset visuals, and a fix for Lisandra’s animations. Gamepad binding issues for certain inputs have been resolved, and the ‘T’ key now correctly closes building options.
Here is the full list of changes from the official patch notes:
- Fix for a crash caused when accessing storage menus
- Fix to allow non-QWERTY key-rebinding
- Network game performance improvements
- Improvements to DLSS & FSR, stability improvements.
- Shortened seasons from 7 days (3.5 hours) to 5 days (2.5 hours).
- Improvements to the stony shore.
- Improved sunrise / sunset
- A fix to Lisandra’s animations
- Fixed gamepad binding issues regarding certain inputs
- Fix for ‘T’ not closing Building options
- Fix to the functionality of borderless full screen
Smalland: Survive the Wilds invites players to experience a vast open world from a new perspective as they explore dense forests, hazardous swamps, and mysterious ruins. Players can uncover lore and knowledge from hidden NPCs scattered throughout the world, learning to survive in the wilderness.
The game features a variety of critters to tame and ride, allowing players to conquer the world and its inhabitants. Multiplayer support for up to 10 players enables friends to explore, fight, build, and survive together as a team.
Players can scavenge or refine resources to build encampments with multiple material tiers, from leaves and twigs to sturdy stone. They can choose their favorite spot in the world to build or scale vast trees to claim a unique settlement at the top.
Survival in Smalland requires careful preparation, as creatures such as ants, cockroaches, beetles, wasps, and spiders see players as potential prey. With ever-changing weather conditions and seasons, players must stay vigilant to endure another day in the wilds.
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