7 Days to Die Update 1.07 Is Now Live on PS4 & Xbox One

Now rolling out on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, 7 Days to Die update 1.07 fixes more issues within the game, while also adding a Distant Terrain setting that allows you to see terrain in the distance. To turn this option on, go to Options > Video > Display Distant Terrain and switch it to ON.

Here’s the full list of patch notes for today’s 7 Days to Die update:

Distant Terrain

Distant terrain setting that allows you to see terrain in the distance

It is set to OFF by default: Go to Options > Video > Display Distant Terrain to toggle it ON

It is only available in single player and online multiplayer games (not local multiplayer)

In online games, each player can toggle it on or off without conflicting with other players’ settings

Gameplay

Fixed an issue where random gen maps would not generate certain Points of Interest: This will only be fixed on new random gen worlds created AFTER the installation of patch 5. Random gen worlds created before patch 5 will not include the fix

Fixed an issue where switching between different random gen worlds on the same run of the game could sometimes cause terrain generation corruption. When this bug would occur, the terrain generation corruption could cause chunks to be in places they did not belong leading to incomplete buildings and vertical walls of terrain. The next time the map was loaded after starting the game fresh however, the system would recognize the corrupted chunks and automatically try to correct the terrain generation and any player made changes to these corrupted chunks would be lost. With this fix the terrain generation corruption should no longer occur when switching between random gen maps on the same run of the game.

Fixed an issue where the experience level of some skills/perks would not display correctly after the system language had been changed

Fixed an issue where changing the system language would cause some elements of worlds created with a different language setting to change location or reset

Fixed an issue where hunger and hydration would drop if the player hit the Guide or PS button on the controller to return to the dashboard or home screen

Changed the quest tracker so that it will appear during local multiplayer games

Art/Audio

Fixed an issue in which the SFX of certain weapons would only be audible for the first player in split screen

The most recent skin pack for 7 Days to Die is called The Detention Squad and it includes these skins for $1.99 USD: Brock, Cheyenne, Francis, Jen, Latasha, Raven, Clayton, Yumako, and Joey.

According to Telltale Games, 7 Days to Die is one of their most successful games at retail.

[Source: 7 Days to Die, PlayStation Store]

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