When FBC Firebreak released just a short while ago, it didn't quite get the response Remedy Entertainment was hoping for. Launching on subscription services was likely a boon to its reputation on console - when a game lacks this much content,

FBC: Firebreak developer Remedy Entertainment responds to negative feedback of the co-op FPS game's launch and announces plans to fix it.

Remedy admits Firebreak's launch was flawed and is addressing player feedback with transparency and urgency. The studio has released patch v1.2 to improve the start of the game, progression speed and loot visibility. This kind of quick response and developer support reminds us of CD Projekt Red and Cyberpunk 2077.