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Lethal Company's Patch 45 update introduces an arachnophobia mode that replaces the scary Bunker Spider monster with the word "SPIDER" in big, red letters, providing both a genuinely useful option for players with a fear of spiders and a hilarious addition to the already absurd survival game. The update also includes other features such as usable paint spray cans, wearable masks, and terrifying nutcrackers armed with guns.
Cooperative horror game Lethal Company has introduced an arachnophobia mode in its latest update, allowing players to replace the spider enemies with a 3D model of the word "spider". This light-hearted approach joins the trend of arachnophobia toggles in games like Hogwarts Legacy and Grounded, which alter or remove spider-like enemies to make them less menacing. Lethal Company has gained popularity since its Early Access release, accumulating over 130,000 positive reviews on Steam.
Lethal Company's latest patch, Patch 45, introduces an arachnophobia mode that replaces the 3D model of a spider with the word "spider." This mode aims to help players with arachnophobia enjoy the game without triggering their fear. The humorous approach has garnered attention and praise from players. The patch also includes other additions and improvements, such as key binding settings and new items.
Hogwarts Legacy has sold over 15 million copies and generated $1 billion in retail sales since its launch in February, making it the largest release of all time for WB Games. The game's developer, Avalanche, has released a new update that includes an Arachnophobia mode, which reduces spider-related content for players who are afraid of them, and over 500 fixes. The game has been embroiled in controversy due to transphobic remarks from Harry Potter author JK Rowling, who stands to profit from its success.
Hogwarts Legacy has introduced an "arachnophobia mode" option that removes spiders from the game and replaces them with something less threatening. The new mode is available on all platforms and is part of a patch that includes over 500 bug fixes and gameplay improvements. The game is now available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X, with a Nintendo Switch version due in July.
Hogwarts Legacy has received a major update with over 500 fixes and an arachnophobia mode that changes the appearance of spiders to roller skates and removes their screeches and skitters. The update also adds support for new cosmetic sets and coincides with the game's release on PS4 and Xbox One. The open-world action RPG sold over 12 million copies and raked in $850 million in sales globally in the first two weeks following its release on February 10.
The latest patch for Hogwarts Legacy includes an optional arachnophobia mode that changes the appearance and behavior of spiders in the game, as well as over 500 bug fixes. The mode is an accommodation for players with arachnophobia and will not affect those who do not opt-in. The patch also addresses performance issues and upscaling and raytracing fixes. There are currently no announced plans for DLC or expansion for the game.
Hogwarts Legacy's latest update includes an accessibility option called Arachnophobia Mode, which changes the game's spider enemies into cuter, more aesthetically pleasing critters. The mode modifies spider appearances, reduces and removes spider skitters and screeches, removes small spider ground effect spawners, and makes static spider corpses in the world invisible. This option is expected to be popular among players who are afraid of spiders.