Code Vein update introduces Halloween-themed items
Bandai Namco has pushed a new update live for Code Vein that fixes bugs and adds some new customization items.
Following the update, players will be able to select a number of new Halloween-themed accessories, color pallets, and face paints for their character. As well as this, a new function has been added for hair parts that allows for left-right symmetry.
Elsewhere, the update adds an option to turn off exploration conversations, the ability to lock the direction of the minimap, adjusts accessory costs, and fixes a number of bugs.
Read the full patch notes below:
Additional Content
- New creation accessories, color pallets and face paints, Halloween-themed.
- New function for hair parts that allows to use as left-right symmetry.
Character Creation
- Character creation data can be available at the camp.
- Extensions can be made symmetrical.
- Adjustments to accessory costs.
Exploration
- Add option to lock the direction of radar mini-map.
- Trial of Blood only occurs a second time when the dropped item is picked up.
- Option to turn off exploration conversation.
Battle
- Pop up message appears when the player is afflicted with status effect.
- Option to turn off damage screen effects when player is about to die.
- Ichor can be collected from sandbags at the camp.
System
- Option to reduce difficulty which has been raised in new game plus.
- Buddies can be changed at the Mistle.
- Some item icons are adjusted.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed application errors on the following conditions: Moving to event scenes with specific Blood Veil; Guarding continuously right after pushing confirm button in front of a closed door; Rebooting the game on Steam after moving to sleep mode during launching the game.
- Fixed matching facility while using keywords on Steam.
- Adjusted battle effects.
- Adjusted enemy’s movement.
- Fixed other minor issues.
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