Dragonshard patch released

By Ellie Gibson Published 9 November, 2005

And available for download.

Less than a week after the game hit store shelves, Atari has released a new patch for PC real-time strategy title Dragonshard.

The patch fixes various problems such as desynch issues, connection issues and population bugs. Plus it makes some of your enemies a lot harder to beat, less pleasingly.

For the full rundown of what the patch does head on over to 3D Gamers, where you can also download it. Foreigners will be pleased to hear that there are French, German, Italian and Spanish versions of the patch, too.

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Comments (3) Latest comment 6 years ago

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  • Ecanem #1 6 years ago

    That's so embarrasing.. yay for fixing a dodgy product.. nay for releasing it too early.. >=(

  • gamesb*tch #2 6 years ago

    that'll stop the bug that causes the game to crash when you start the third action on the tutorial then :/

  • kangarootoo #3 6 years ago

    Getting a game approved for release takes a lot longer than cutting a patch. Including the fixes in the release version may have meant that you wouldn't be playing the fixed version today.

    Plus its not necessarily in the devs hands. If the publisher says release, then release it is.