Zoochosis Devs Released A Series of Patches To Address Game Issues

The zookeepers also need attention

Patching Up The Zookeeper Experience

Seven Patches Were Released

After receiving a mixed review rating on Steam, Clapperheads released seven patches over five days to address the issues found in Zoochosis. These patches aim to fix graphical, optimization, and gameplay mechanics in the game. Here is a rundown of the most important non-spoiler fixes the developers have released so far:

⚫︎ No more animal mutations if you dealt with the parasite in a specific enclosure

⚫︎ Two options for starting a new game or continuing an existing one

⚫︎ Parasites will not reappear on dead bosses

⚫︎ Fixed a bug causing players to appear outside the map after starting a new game

⚫︎ Synchronized subtitles

⚫︎ CPU and GPU optimization

⚫︎ The credit roll is faster, and you can skip it

⚫︎ Added background music to the game and fixed visual bugs to make scenes more polished

The next section will focus on patches that may spoil the game for you. If you do not want to know anything about the game’s story or ending, skip the next section.

Fixing Cut Scenes, Character Interaction, And More

Clapperheads also released a series of fixes that addressed issues in Zoochosis’ narrative and its New Game Plus mode. These issues range from technical to narrative, aiming to make your current playthrough smoother and entice you to replay the game. Here are the most important story-related patches released so far:

⚫︎ Returned the NewGame+ button to the main menu

⚫︎ Fixed a bug causing Linda to call again in the final enclosure

⚫︎ Fixed the subtitle during the Bathroom Ending

⚫︎ Fixed Sarah’s line being repeated during a phone conversation with her husband

⚫︎ Fixed Paul’s teleportation to the axe after his conversation with the Doc about murdering Sarah

Listening To The Community

Despite a rough release week, Clapperheads released these patches to demonstrate their dedication to making Zoochosis the best zoo-keeping horror game ever. “Your reviews and feedback are very important to us. We are reading and learning from every one of them, both positive and negative,” they shared in their first patch note release. Since then, they have sent out six additional patches to improve the gameplay experience for all players. They also mentioned, “We are working hard to improve the game as quickly as possible.”

Although Clapperheads released several fixes, players are still pointing out some issues in the game. Their seventh and most recent patch included a message assuring players of future improvements: “We continue working to improve your gaming experience,” they said. If you’re already playing the game, you can send your feedback to their official social media accounts.

Zoochosis is currently available at a 10% introductory offer for $22.49 USD until October 15 on Steam.