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Update notes for Sept 12 (Update 2) · GravHounds Playtest · SteamPeaks

GravHounds PlaytestNewsUpdate notes for Sept 12 (Update 2)

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Update notes for Sept 12 (Update 2)

GravHounds Playtest · published 12 Sep 2026, 19:31 UTC

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Fixed an issue where players on different versions of the game could connect to one another.

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