Dimenshot Hotfix v0.19149 Known Bugs and Current Status

Hotfix v0.19149 shipped on October 16, 2026 alongside the Dimenshot Early Access launch. The release notes name four known bugs and one confirmed fix. Below is every line on the public notes, marked with whether v0.19149 itself fixed it, plus a recommended player tactic for the lines that remain open.

Quick reading rule: a status of Fixed means the patch note itself documents the fix; a status of Open (in v0.19149) means the same patch note still lists the line under known issues, so the player-facing behavior has not changed.

The second gate inside the Pride layer does not open for at least some players. The original report by Steam user GabrielFromUltrakill (October 16, 2026) has zero replies and no Flexberg Games acknowledgement in any public Steam news post, devlog, or hotfix. Hotfix v0.19149's release notes do not mention this specific bug.

Player tactic while open:

• Add a fresh reply to the original thread with your platform, difficulty, and where in Pride you are stuck so the report can reach a developer.
• Save your run and retry the gate with the same loadout; many Early Access gates are scripted and only fix themselves on a reload.
• Watch the next hotfix — v0.19149 is not the patch that lands this fix.

Hotfix v0.19149 lists the "cyberpunk david enemies bug in medieval levels" as a fix. These cyberpunk-styled enemies were spawning inside the medieval-themed Sin Layer where they should not have been. The unintended medieval-layer appearance is addressed by this hotfix.

What this does not yet confirm: the intended home layer for Cyberpunk David, its attack pattern, or any encounter count. The enemy is still identified only by name and by the medieval-spawn bug.

Endless Mode scoring is tracked on Steam Leaderboards that are split per difficulty tier (Easy, Medium, Hard). Switching difficulty tiers restarts the scoreboard context — your new run is compared only against other players on the chosen tier. There is no current bug on this surface; the split is the documented design and matters because the per-difficulty boards are where the displayed main-score line above is recorded.