Forever Entertainment has officially revealed the first details for the October update of Front Mission 2: Remake. The update is available now on the Nintendo Switch.
Front Mission is a tactical RPG developed initially by G-Craft and Square Enix (formerly Squaresoft). The first game was released on the PSX in Japan in 1995. Last year, Forever Entertainment released a remake of the first game. They announced a remake of the sequel earlier in 2023. Earlier this month, they confirmed that patches for the game were in development. The October patch marks the first major update for the game.
Front Mission 2: Remake October Update Patch Notes
The patch notes for the Front Mission 2: Remake October update are as follows:
- Added new translations to the user interface.
- Adjusted facial expressions for characters.
- Improvements to the network dialogues, facilitating navigation between different panels.
- The “Continue” option in the main menu is now accessible all supported languages.
- Improved AI behavior when the player blocks entrance to the ship.
- Fixed the issue in which the Wanzer honor is highlighted incorrectly in cutscenes.
- Fixes to melee animations of various Wanzers, including:
- Cicada, Giaour, Degen, Kafir, Igel_H, Kyojin, Mythos, Negus, Raven, Robust, and Schakal.
- Adjusted size and scale of mobile weapon parts: (OSV-21).
- Fixes for cutscenes at Level 24’s Fenris garage.
- Fixed the issue with spawned shells for the ‘Adler’ weapon.
- Fixed issues related to explosion sounds occurring when a unit is destroyed.
- Fixed the gunshot animation for ISV09 to prevent softlocks after attack animations.
- Adjustments to camera behavior for turrets and the correction of animation acceleration for the AM121M1 armored vehicle.
- Rebalancing of damage and hit chance calculations, Wanzer’s strength evaluation, difficulty levels, and the chance of skill appearance and level up.
The update is available now on the Nintendo Switch. Lastly, Front Mission 2: Remake is available now exclusively for the console. Forever Entertainment will likely reveal more patches in the coming weeks and months.
