Aggro Crab and Lanfall’s co-op climbing game Peak quickly rose to the top of the Steam charts upon release. The game sold over two million copies in its first week and has achieved a Very Positive overall rating on Steam. Since then, the developers have teased future updates to add new content to the game. While those bigger content updates are still underway, Peak got an update on July 1st geared at fixing several bugs. Alas, things didn’t quite go to plan, and the update got rolled back almost immediately.

Peak v. 1.6.a deployed with the intention to deliver a host of stability improvements and bug fixes. However, gamers quickly reported a number of bugs, causing the patch to be reverted shortly after launch. In an update sharing the rollback of the latest Peak update, the developer promises to bring the patch back “once it’s more stable.” Hopefully, that means we’ll see a new patch for the game in the next few days, with all of the fixes and fewer unintended consequences.

This patch may have wound up causing some problems, but it’s definitely one to look forward to. New features include improvements to how you continue to the next level in larger lobbies, as well as helpful character pointing when you ping a location. The patch also aims to improve stability for reconnecting to games after a disconnection occurs. These fixes should be available soon, once the additional bugs are worked out.