Samson’s second update continues to swat serious bugs, and its street races have been tweaked into ideal day-ending money-makers
Liquid Swords continues refining Samson with its second major patch, addressing both critical bugs and mechanical improvements. The indie crime game, which launched recently in a buggy state ranging from minor quirks to serious technical issues, remains under active development with the studio tackling stability problems identified in the first patch.
Beyond basic bug fixes, the developers are implementing deeper tweaks to core mechanics. Street races—one of the game’s mission types—have been rebalanced as profitable end-of-day activities, improving their reward structure. The game sees players take on jobs as a small-time criminal working to pay off accumulated debt.
Players report that some bugs may require restarting the game entirely to avoid becoming stuck, suggesting the patches, while improving the overall experience, haven’t eliminated all progression-blocking issues. Liquid Swords’ iterative approach indicates a commitment to stabilizing the game post-launch.