The Siege Continues: “Ready or Not” Receives “Los Sueños Stories Patch #2” with Over 185 Fixes

For fans of the intense, tactical shooter Ready or Not, developer VOID Interactive has been hard at work, listening to community feedback and squashing bugs. Following the major “Los Sueños Stories” update, which introduced a host of new features and content, the game has now received its second significant patch of August 2025. Dubbed “Los Sueños Stories Patch #2,” this new update brings a massive list of over 185 fixes, changes, and improvements to the game. The patch is a clear indication that the developers are focused on polishing the player experience and addressing the various issues that have cropped up since the game’s major console and content release in July. With a focus on visual artifacts, AI behavior, and a wide array of mission-specific bugs, this update is a crucial step towards making the game the definitive tactical shooter it was always meant to be.

The patch notes, which were released on August 7th, read like a laundry list of improvements, showing a dedication to detail that the community has come to expect from VOID Interactive. A major focus of this update is the elimination of visual artifacts that were plaguing many of the game’s levels. The patch specifically addresses “grid-shaped lightmap artifacts” that made light textures look low resolution, as well as “black visual artifacts” and “ground textures sometimes merging into the bottom of car tires.” These cosmetic fixes are a major win for players who are looking for a more immersive and visually polished experience. But the update goes far beyond just visual improvements, with a huge number of bug fixes and quality-of-life changes across a wide range of categories, from animation to the replay viewer.

Fixes and Improvements Across the Board

The new update for Ready or Not is a comprehensive effort to improve the game’s overall stability and polish. The developers have meticulously addressed a wide range of issues, many of which were directly reported by the community. Here are some of the most notable fixes and changes included in “Los Sueños Stories Patch #2”:

• Level-Specific Bug Fixes: Many of the fixes in the new patch are focused on specific missions. For instance, on the “Station” mission, the patch fixes an issue where players could only interact with the mission selection table from a specific angle. The “23 Megabytes a Second” mission has seen fixes to music triggers and transitions, and the “Ends of the Earth” mission now has a fix for AI sometimes getting stuck in the attic rat hole. These mission-specific fixes are a testament to the developers’ commitment to creating a bug-free experience for every level.
• Animation and Gameplay: The update also includes a number of fixes to animation and core gameplay mechanics. The patch addresses issues with SWAT AI animation, especially when a shield bearer opens a door, and fixes an issue where players could get stuck in a grenade-throwing animation. These changes, while small, will lead to a much smoother and more polished gameplay experience.
• Modding and Matchmaking: The developers have also included some new features for the modding community. The patch adds new ways for modders to increase lobby size and refines the matchmaking system to better separate modded and unmodded lobbies. This is a huge win for the modding community, which has been a major part of the game’s success.
• General Quality of Life: The patch also includes a variety of general quality-of-life improvements, such as fixes to the replay viewer and various crash fixes. The developers have also made it easier for players to report bugs, showing a clear commitment to an ongoing process of improvement.

The Future of “Ready or Not”: A Community-Driven Approach

The release of “Los Sueños Stories Patch #2” is a powerful statement from VOID Interactive. It shows that they are not content to rest on their laurels and that they are committed to making Ready or Not a living, breathing game that is constantly evolving. The fact that the patch includes a wide range of fixes, from major visual issues to small, mission-specific bugs, shows a level of attention to detail that is rare in the modern gaming industry. The developers’ commitment to working with the modding community and their focus on community-reported bugs is a major reason why the game has been so successful, and this new update is a clear sign that this approach will continue. The game’s future looks bright, and the community can rest assured that the developers are listening and that they are working tirelessly to make the game the best it can be. For now, officers can head back to the streets of Los Sueños with the knowledge that a more stable, polished, and immersive experience awaits them.