Neowiz and developer Round8 Studio have released version 1.14.0.0 for Lies of P, focusing on cosmetic accuracy and critical stability fixes for the Nintendo Switch 2. The update, launched on October 1, 2026, corrects a visual discrepancy with ‘The Great Venigni’s Signature Coat’ and streamlines item management for all platforms.
Visual and Inventory Improvements
The primary cosmetic change in this patch affects ‘The Great Venigni’s Signature Coat.’ The fur collar color on the coat has been adjusted to accurately match the outfit worn by Venigni himself in the game world. This correction ensures visual consistency between the player’s gear and the character who inspired it.
In terms of quality-of-life adjustments, the developers have modified how the inventory handles item overflows. If a player’s Bag is full when picking up new items, those items are now automatically redirected to Storage, preventing the loss of resources during exploration.
Nintendo Switch 2 Specific Fixes
Update 1.14.0.0 addresses several platform-specific technical issues for the Nintendo Switch 2. These fixes follow the previous 1.13.1.0 update, which introduced a 60 FPS ‘Performance-centered’ mode and a Motion Blur toggle for the hardware.
- Input Persistence: A bug has been resolved where active inputs would persist if a controller pairing pop-up appeared during gameplay.
- Cutscene Synchronization: Fixes have been applied to resolve desynchronization between video and audio during cinematic cutscenes.
- Playtime Tracking: The game will no longer accumulate playtime while the Nintendo Switch 2 is in sleep mode, ensuring accurate save file statistics.
Technical Installation Requirements
According to the official patch notes on SteamDB, the developers have issued a specific requirement regarding game installation. To prevent potential crashes or data loss, the base game files and all update files must be installed on the same storage device. This is particularly relevant for users utilizing external storage or secondary SD cards on consoles.
This update maintains the developer’s focus on technical refinement across supported platforms, including PC and the Nintendo Switch 2.
