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Samson: A Tyndalston Story Has Had Tons of Patches, But Is It Actually Fixed?Samson: A Tyndalston Story, developed by Liquid Swords, has received numerous patches since its troubled launch, addressing technical issues, performance, and gameplay friction. While the game is now technically stable and more playable, the article discusses whether these fixes have fundamentally improved the experience and if the game's core vision is now realized. The developers have taken ownership of the shortcomings and are actively working to refine the game, making it a distinctive but still slightly rough experience.
PlayStation first-party sales see modest rebound after half-decade declinePlayStation first-party game sales saw a modest increase to 32.1 million copies in FY2025, the first upturn in five years, following a significant decline since a peak in 2020-2021. This growth is attributed partly to the release of Ghost of Yōtei, while the overall decline was linked to inconsistent studio output and lengthy development cycles. Sony has also reportedly scaled back on releasing PS5 exclusives for PC, fearing it could damage the console's brand.
Nordic Game attendance rises by 6% in 2026Nordic Game 2026 saw a 6% increase in attendance, with over 1,100 companies from 59 countries participating. The event highlighted the strength of independent developers and featured discussions on the art of games. Separately, a report commissioned by King revealed that European mobile games generated €7.53 billion globally in 2025 and contributed significantly to the European economy.
Just Cause Studio’s Job Listings Indicate New Project is Live-Service MultiplayerJob listings for Avalanche Studios indicate their next project is a live-service multiplayer game utilizing Unreal Engine. The studio is seeking experienced personnel for large-scale multiplayer environments and live-service game development. Co-founder Christofer Sundberg suggested the new IP may not be part of the Just Cause franchise.
PS5 Getting Intriguing GTA-Like Action Adventure Game in 2026The action-adventure game Samson is scheduled for a PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S release in September 2026, with developer Liquid Swords aiming to fix technical issues present in its PC version. Founded by Christofer Sundberg, the studio acknowledges the game's rough launch but is working to improve it, with Sundberg noting a gradual improvement in player reception. The game follows Samson McCray as he battles overwhelming debt in the city of Tyndalston.
Samson: A Tyndalston Story coming to consolesDeveloper Liquid Swords has announced that their noir action game, Samson: A Tyndalston Story, will be released for Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 in September. The game, which was recently launched on PC, features grounded, physical combat and a city that reacts to player decisions. Liquid Swords was founded by Christofer Sundberg, known for his work on the Just Cause and Mad Max series.- Samson: A Tyndalston Story coming to PS5, Xbox Series in SeptemberLiquid Swords announced that its consequence-heavy noir action game, Samson: A Tyndalston Story, will be released for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X in September. The game is set to launch with a focus on player choices impacting the narrative.
Samson is Coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S in September After “So-So” PC LaunchThe game Samson is set to launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S in September, following a "so-so" PC release that suffered from numerous bugs and a lack of polish. Liquid Swords founder Christofer Sundberg stated that the studio is working on daily patches to improve the PC version and that financial constraints prevented a simultaneous multi-platform launch. A Nintendo Switch version is unlikely due to the game's demanding graphics.
"Unlocked the toilet door in the Euro Trash mission to prevent soft-locks" read Samson's latest patch notes, which also introduce special drift carsLiquid Swords has released a new patch for their crime simulation game, Samson, addressing numerous bugs including soft-locks in missions like 'Euro Trash' and 'Rosary Requiem'. The update also introduces special drift and rallycross cars, adjusts vehicle impact damage, and improves NPC combat animations.
Samson Review — A Goliath undertakingSamson, an open-world beat 'em up developed and published by Liquid Swords, has been met with player dissatisfaction due to game-breaking glitches and performance issues. Despite a promising world design and narrative premise, the game suffers from repetitive missions, clunky combat, and driving mechanics, hindering the overall experience.
Samson Launches for Consoles This Fall, New Content Coming in May and JuneLiquid Swords has announced a roadmap for Samson: A Tyndalston Story, including new content updates in May and June, and a console release planned for Fall. A patch on April 22nd will introduce new car variants and combat improvements, with further stability and gameplay updates following on April 29th.- Samson Coming To Consoles This FallThe gritty, 1990s-set open-world action-adventure game Samson, directed by Just Cause creator Christofer Sundberg, is slated for a console release this fall after its initial buggy PC launch. Developer Liquid Swords has also announced plans for a comprehensive patch and content update schedule.
Samson Roadmap reveals car handling fix and console launch coming this fallThe developers of Samson have released a roadmap detailing upcoming updates, including a fix for car handling issues and a console launch planned for fall. The game, which launched into early access with mixed reception due to performance and gameplay problems, will receive several patches addressing community feedback, combat refinements, and new vehicle content before its expansion to consoles.
Samson's second update continues to swat serious bugs, and its street races have been tweaked into ideal day-ending money-makersLiquid Swords has released a second update for their game Samson, addressing significant bugs and making gameplay adjustments. The update reduces the action point cost for street races, making them more accessible, and improves car handling. While many issues have been fixed, some players may still encounter persistent bugs, potentially necessitating a new playthrough.
Liquid Swords CEO Christofer Sundberg announced as speaker at Nordic Game 2026Nordic Game 2026 has announced Christofer Sundberg, CEO of Liquid Swords, as a speaker. Sundberg will present on game development, leadership, and his new game Samson. The event will also feature a voice acting panel with David Bateson and Magnus Bruun.
Open-world crime game Samson beats up a bunch of bugs in a new patch, as developer admits it 'released a game with…Liquid Swords has released a patch for its open-world crime game Samson to address numerous bugs and performance issues. The developer, led by Christofer Sundberg, has also issued a roadmap for future updates, with another patch planned for this week and a further update on April 22. Despite a mixed reception on Steam due to technical problems, the studio is committed to supporting Samson long-term.- Samson Roadmap Revealed, Next Update Focuses on Stability, Polish and FeedbackLiquid Swords has announced a roadmap for its game Samson, with two patches scheduled for April 15th and 22nd. The upcoming updates will focus on improving stability, gameplay polish, and incorporating player feedback. While currently exclusive to PC, console versions are being considered.
- Samson - Launch Day Game UpdateLiquid Swords Founder and Creative Director Christofer Sundberg announced a small update for the game's launch day. Further details regarding the update's content were not provided in this announcement.
After Tough Launch, Samson Dev Promises More Polish And Refinements This MonthDeveloper Liquid Swords has outlined a series of updates for Samson: A Tyndalston Story throughout April to address technical issues and refine gameplay following a difficult launch. The studio, comprised of former Just Cause developers, plans multiple patches to improve stability, polish, and address player feedback, with some progression blockers already fixed. Studio head Christofer Sundberg acknowledged the game's challenging debut and the impact of past layoffs on development.- Samson Gets Major Fixes For Bugs, Crashes, and Progression Blockers in its First UpdateDeveloper Liquid Swords has released a major update for its open-world action game Samson, addressing numerous bugs, crashes, and progression blockers. The patch includes performance improvements, fixes for AI and NPC behavior, and general gameplay polish. The update is available now for PC players.