If you’re playing Blue Prince, there’s some good news! The game just got a new update — Patch 1.01 — and it fixes a really big problem. Before the patch, some players were losing all their progress if they closed the game suddenly. That means all the work they did in the game could just disappear. But now, thanks to this update, that scary bug is gone!
Blue Prince is a fun puzzle game where you explore a strange, changing house. You play as Simon Jones, who is trying to find a secret room in a big, old estate. The rooms change every day, and players have to pick carefully which ones to explore. It’s like a mystery that gets harder and more exciting the more you play!
The game came out on April 10, 2025, and people really liked it. But after a few days, some players noticed that when they quit the game in the middle, their save files were gone. Imagine playing for hours and then losing everything! The developers, Dogubomb, listened to the players and quickly fixed the issue with this new patch.
This update stops the bug that deleted save files when players quit the game too fast. It also fixes a problem where the battery pack, which is used to power machines, didn’t appear often enough. Another problem was that players couldn’t open a special safe in the shelter room, but that’s fixed now too. The update also changes how often rare rooms appear in the game, making it a bit easier to find them.
For now, the developers have turned off some options like saving backups or copying your save files. They’re still working on these features and want to make sure everything works perfectly before turning them back on.
If you’re playing on PC or PlayStation 5, you can get the patch right now. Xbox players will get the update a little later. And if you have PlayStation Plus Extra or Xbox Game Pass, you can play Blue Prince for free as long as it’s available on those services.
So if you love solving puzzles and exploring creepy, cool houses, now is a great time to jump into Blue Prince! And best of all — your save files are safe again.