Fans of Ark: Survival Evolved have plenty to look forward to as Studio Sirens rolls out critical fixes and shares progress on ongoing issues. From mod loading solutions to developer live streams, the team is keeping players in the loop with transparent updates.
Latest Fixes and Upcoming Patches
Studio Sirens has recently tackled a persistent mod loading glitch, ensuring smoother gameplay for modded experiences in Ark: Survival Evolved. They've also resolved issues with materials failing to load due to mods. But that’s not all—more solutions are in the works, with the team actively testing community-provided mod lists to iron out remaining kinks.
Looking ahead, the upcoming v360.1 update promises a batch of improvements, including game engine tweaks, additional mod fixes, and potential solutions for disappearing dinos or ships. Bugs like cryopod glitches, players falling through maps near lava pools, and FPS optimizations are also on the radar. For now, the 'preaquatica' beta branch remains accessible for those eager to test early content.
Developer Streams and Community Engagement
In a refreshing show of transparency, Studio Sirens developer Z_Swell is hosting daily live streams on Twitch to dive into recent updates, preview fixes, and field community questions. Catch these broadcasts at Z_Swell's Twitch channel. Meanwhile, daily progress reports on both Ark: Survival Evolved and ARK: Aquatica are available via the Official ARK: Aquatica Discord.
What’s Still in the Works for Ark?
The team is juggling a hefty pipeline of issues, from Linux binaries and server cluster transfers to rendering hiccups and boss battle music. Hydrosphere bugs, vehicle quirks with rafts and motorboats, ocean platform placement, and pesky settings resets are also under scrutiny. Studio Sirens remains committed to continuous updates, ensuring survivors aren’t left stranded.