Void Future: Hacking Protocol Patch 1.0.1 Clears Blockers and Rough Edges
The first post-launch update for rvlinteractive's hacking game addresses progression-stopping bugs, stray placeholder text, and a surprisingly consequential hot dog transaction.
Void Future: Hacking Protocol has received its first patch since launch, with developer rvlinteractive targeting a broad sweep of bugs reported by the community across gameplay, interface, audio, visuals, and localization.
What changed
Gameplay
- Fixed several progression blockers that could prevent players from completing specific missions or chapters
- Clarified objectives in the "Evading Detection" hacking minigame
- Fixed a hacking minigame that could become unresponsive
- Fixed hot dog purchases failing to correctly deduct Crypto
- Prevented multiple eating animations from triggering simultaneously
User Interface
- Fixed incorrect gate status indicators after unlocking doors
- Fixed scanner UI alignment and menu scaling on ultrawide and high-resolution displays
- Removed a "Lorem Ipsum" placeholder objective text visible in one section
- Added missing item pickup notifications
- Fixed missing objective text and interaction names across multiple chapters
Audio
- Fixed a bug that could reset music volume settings after collecting an Audio CD
- Corrected music playback behavior in Chapter 6
Visuals & Level Design
- Improved lighting in several areas
- Fixed missing geometry, visual holes, LOD popping, and out-of-bounds visibility
- Added missing NPC collisions
- Fixed weather inconsistencies in Chapter 3
Localization
- Improved English and Polish localization, including text formatting, clipping, and translation fixes
The patch note closes with a note that more updates are already in development — which, given the breadth of issues addressed here, will matter most to players who hit a hard stop before the credits.
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