Remember when Spintires was pulled from Steam? Well, don’t worry, as it was only this week and after much rage on the bottom half of the internet, fans of the game will be happy to hear that it is now back and ready to rock once again!
Oovee Game Studios and Pavel Zagrebelny have released an official fix for Spintires, providing a solution to the critical and game breaking timing bugs that were causing crashing issues for its users. Having fixed these issues, Spintires has been allowed to return to Steam in all its glory, and you can once again purchase it, if you haven’t already, or play it again if you already owned it.
This has been a huge screw-up and it’s not fully clear what and why things happened. However, Oovvee Game Studios has stated that it will release a full statement in the next few days and hopefully that will clear up any questions for fans of the game. We’ll update you as soon as we hear the official word.
“In the next few days we will release a full and frank statement regarding the cause of the problem and how we plan to avoid this happening again, as well as details of the next update we have been working on since the start of 2016 which we plan to start testing next week.” said Oovee Game Studios.
It’s good to see this get resolved as swiftly as it did, as I know there’s quite a following for the game and a few of us here at eTeknix have really enjoyed it too, or at least we did until it became unplayable due to bugs. Either way, the game is fixed and all is good in the world of muddy wheels and off roading, hurray!
Are you happy to be enjoying this game again?
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