patch · October 19, 2026

Rivage Patch 1.3.5 Fixes Crashes, UI Overlaps, and Arcade Glitches

Exnilo and Raw Fury have deployed patch 1.3.5 for Rivage, fixing Linux and Steam Deck crashes, arcade menu loops, and various UI and audio overlaps. The update also removes the ability to crouch and run simultaneously.

Exnilo and Raw Fury have released patch 1.3.5 for Rivage, targeting a broad range of technical issues, visual overlaps, and convenience features for space adventurers.

Gameplay and Mechanics

The Arcade machine no longer displays a glitch effect, and players who have previously looped can now access a direct Loop option in the menu after using the machine once. The Cubik's Cube features a fixed starting position, and Datalens.exe cannot run on computers missing the file. Morse code volume now ties directly to global volume settings. Additionally, players can no longer crouch and run at the same time.

Bug Fixes and Stability

A fix addresses crashing issues on Linux and Steam Deck, although these platforms remain officially unsupported. Defeating the arcade boss now properly destroys it instead of letting it continue firing, and the Loop cursor can no longer break. Garage audio for the assembly machine plays correctly only when powered, multi-monitor switching works properly, and walking slowly backward through portals no longer mispositions the player.

Visual and UI Adjustments

Accessibility icon mismatches between Rafael's drawing and the Garage safe are resolved, and toggling off accessibility mode no longer leaves orphan icons visible. Nvidia DLSS Ray Reconstruction anti-aliasing now fits text blocks correctly, low reflection settings display table ingredients clearly, and subtitles no longer obstruct UI elements when picking up items for the first time.

Why this patch matters

Patch 1.3.5 cleans up numerous frustrating progression and UI snags in Rivage while improving stability on non-standard platforms like the Steam Deck.