The recently released Freedom Wars Remastered has been steadily receiving updates aimed at refining the gameplay experience and resolving technical issues.  Developer Dimps is committed to improving the action RPG, which launched in January 2025 after previously being a PS Vita exclusive.

The remastered version brought the 2014 title to PC, PS5, PS4, and Switch, boasting improved resolution, enhanced framerates, and new features such as an additional difficulty level and a revamped weapon crafting system.  However, the PC port's initial launch was met with criticism due to various technical problems, including slowdowns and crashes.

Since launch, Dimps has diligently released several patches across all platforms.  The latest update, deployed in March 2025, tackles a range of reported issues, including crashes within Request Cooperation rooms, a progression-blocking bug affecting CODE 6 events, and loadout changes not registering correctly.  Platform-specific fixes have also been implemented, such as addressing an issue with charged heavy melee attacks on PC and spawn point selection problems on PS4.

Beyond bug fixes, the patch introduces gameplay adjustments, such as revisions to Accessory behavior, tweaked hit detection for the Large Abductor's gatling gun, and matchmaking improvements. New features include the ability to dash by holding the dodge button and the option to convert private rooms into custom rooms for multiplayer sessions.

The development team has also provided a glimpse into future updates, promising weapon balancing, quality-of-life improvements, and more.  These planned enhancements include adjustments to Retribution Missions, improved drop rates for rare resources, weapon efficiency enhancements, and a fix for a persistent sound effect bug related to ranged weapons.

With several patches released in a short period, Dimps appears dedicated to regaining player trust, particularly after the rocky PC launch. The ongoing updates demonstrate a commitment to addressing player feedback and improving the overall experience.  Whether these efforts will be enough to turn around the game's reception on Steam, where it currently holds a 'Mixed' rating, remains to be seen.

The March 2025 patch notes detail the extensive list of bug fixes, gameplay tweaks, and planned future updates.  Key fixes include addressing crashes, progression blockers, and control issues.  Gameplay adjustments focus on refining enemy behavior, hit detection, and adding new player actions.  Future updates promise to further balance weapons, improve resource acquisition, and address various other reported issues.