Square Enix has apologized for the matchmaking errors plaguing its foam-shooting romp, Foamstars, since launch back in February. The team is working on a fix for that and other “high-priority issues,” but gives no timeline when we can expect the patch out.
The apology came from a recent blog post from producer Kosuke Okatani where it was detailed what we can expect from an upcoming May 2 patch. This new patch looks to penalize those who go AFK or disconnect intentionally from matches by restricting matchmaking for a set amount of time, a new map, some bug fixes, and addressing the memory leak issue that PlayStation 4 players face.
Hopefully, this matchmaking issue is resolved sooner rather than later now that the producer has acknowledged the community’s concern. Tacked on, Okatani also mentioned other “high-priority issues” will be addressed, but didn’t elaborate on what these issues may be.
“On behalf of the FOAMSTARS team, I’d like to apologize for the matchmaking errors many of you may have experienced during your gameplay. We are working to address this and other high-priority issues.”
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