Game update

Hotfix

Retail Revenge · published 5 Sep 2026, 03:34 UTC

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This small hotfix addresses weapon magazine issues and improves VR performance.

FIXES

• Fixed a crash that could occur when ejecting a magazine.
• Fixed inserted magazines behaving erratically when dropping a gun.
• Improved magazine insertion, hand removal and ejection stability.

VR PERFORMANCE

• Disabled the additional 1080p/60 FPS spectator camera by default to reduce GPU usage.
• VR now uses the standard desktop mirror.
• The headset view remains unchanged.
• The optional recording camera can still be enabled using the -RRSpectatorCapture launch option.

Desktop mirror edge clipping may return on some setups. This affects only the desktop mirror and will be addressed separately.

Thanks to everyone who reported these issues.

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