The developers of Terrible Lizards have promised to fix the console version of horror .
Last week, WDR Studios, with the support of Behaviour Interactive, released the horror parkour Terrible Lizards.
According to the plot, the events of Terrible Lizards take place on the territory of an archeological complex, where a group of scientists have discovered strange mutated dinosaurs.
Despite the positive response from critics and journalists (73 points on Opencritic), the console version suffers from a number of problems, including softlocks and a curve optimization of control (even the computer mouse cursor is visible on the start screen of the brightness settings).
A WDR Studios spokesman admitted that the current console ports are lagging behind the PC version, but the developers are preparing a fresh patch that should fix the bugs.
Unfortunately, the console versions are a bit outdated compared to the Steam version, but the upcoming patch will bring them all up to date, the studio explained.
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