Three patches are planned over the course of three weeks, but a fix for crashes is not included, presumably since they have not yet isolated the cause of this bug.
Game crashes are still under investigation. A patch is going live tomorrow to try and fix this, since it is the most pressing of the issues raised by players.
The more severe save file issues are currently only documented to be on the Steam release of the game, so console players shouldn't have to worry. Related: Life Is Strange: True Colors Replaces Licensed Music With Awkward Silence In Streamer Mode In the list of known bugs, a representative of the developer says it is aware of issues such as framerate drops, game crashes, DLC entitlement not showing, and save files going missing or being deleted altogether. In a thread on the Life is Strange subreddit, fans share the bugs they've encountered so the devs are aware of what needs to be included in a patch. However, one aspect of the game that is coming under fire from many is how buggy it is, with issues found within the game ranging from simple graphics glitches, all the way to complete save file deletion. Life is Strange: True Colors continues to be met with praise from players, after previously enjoying universal praise from critics before launch.
