patch · September 18, 2026
Fields of Mistria Patch v1.0.5 Fixes Crashes and Performance
Fields of Mistria version 1.0.5 addresses game crashes, lowers stuttering, and adds community feedback fixes.
Version 1.0.5 of Fields of Mistria arrives with performance upgrades, crash fixes, and community-requested quality of life changes.
Crash Resolutions
Save files that crashed in version 1.0.4 because spouses selected wrong schedules on festival days no longer crash. Spouses return to normal schedules the following day. Placing furniture on spouses, modded inventory sizes, rapidly exiting the Farm Building Selection menu, fighting Rock Stacks, and kissing a partner from 2 AM past 6 AM no longer cause crashes.
Performance and Visuals
The update reduces stuttering and improves frame pacing. Support for high refresh rate monitors is enhanced for smoother gameplay and clearer rendering. Lower frame rate performance is improved so the game does not slow down below 60 FPS, and 30 FPS settings help extend battery life on handheld devices like Steam Deck. Water and lava tiles in the Mines look better, and item pop-up notifications can expand to two lines.
Gameplay and Quality of Life
The Jewel Beetle is correctly listed as rare instead of uncommon. Legendary fish notifications do not appear on wedding days, and the player pet appears during the wedding scene. Jumpable collisions are added to certain furniture items, and the Mimic Storage Chest appears in the Chests and Storage section of the crafting menu. Achievements Master Chef, Time Flies, and First Place function as intended.
Inventories and Localization
Balor, Merri, and Wheedles have new furniture in their inventories, and Vera’s stall has new hairstyles and facial hair. The Lovely Cottage Sofa joins the Lovely Cottage Set. New translations are added in French, Spanish, and Russian, with text updates in French, Russian, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. The Spells menu in Japanese displays Japanese text correctly.
Why this patch matters
Version 1.0.5 patches critical crash bugs, refines frame pacing across various hardware, and implements community feedback.