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007 First Light update today (29 May): What changes in the 1.0.1 patch notes?

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Lenny Kravitz as Bawma from 007 First Light in a yellow suit sitting in a chair.

IO Interactive

Published: Friday, 29 May 2026 at 11:18 am

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After a pretty stellar launch, developer IO Interactive has delivered the first update for 007 First Light.

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The patch notes are quite light, and are mostly related to fixing certain issues players have encountered, as well as acknowledging other issues.

If you're curious what's new in Update 1.0.1, here are the full patch notes.

007 First Light update today (29 May): What changes in the 1.0.1 patch notes?

Here is everything included in the patch notes for 007 First Light Update 1.0.1:

Fixes

Bond & Moneypenny Elevator Scene Crash

Guards Skip Confrontational Dialogue

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M's Office Cutscene Crash

Greenway (and other NPCs) Pathing Issues

Returning to London Crash

Known Issues

IO Interactive keeps a full list of known issues available on their website.

Players can see which issues are currently being dealt with by heading to this page.

If you are struggling with a bug of your own that you want to see fixed, you can head to the game's Submit a Bug Report page on the official website.

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