What Peak's 208-Map Rotation Means for Your Storage

Players get a much larger variety of daily maps without frequent patches, but must free up more storage space. The console launch with cross-play expands the community across platforms.

Players get a much larger variety of daily maps without frequent patches, but must free up more storage space. The console launch with cross-play expands the community across platforms.

Key points - Peak launched on PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox PC with cross-play support. - The game's file size tripled to about 15GB due to a 10GB update adding 208 maps. - Previously, only 30 maps were in rotation, requiring frequent manual patches. - Developers fixed a Steam lobby region bug and are addressing Switch 2 and Xbox issues. - PlayStation players in some regions may see high pricing temporarily.

Timeline - Over a year after PC launch: Peak becomes available on consoles and Xbox PC. - With console launch: Cross-play is introduced across all platforms. - Same update: A 10GB update adds 208 maps, tripling file size to ~15GB.

FAQ

Q: Why did Peak's file size triple? A: The update added 208 maps in rotation instead of 30, so the developers wouldn't have to keep patching in new maps manually every few weeks.

Q: Is cross-play available in Peak? A: Yes, cross-play is now supported across PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox PC.

Q: Are there any known bugs after the update? A: A Steam lobby region bug is fixed. Switch 2 floor-clipping and Xbox framerate issues are being addressed. PlayStation regional pricing is also being corrected.