Peak's latest patch fixes invisible chicken bodies crashing the game and lets you toggle off the abi

By Alex Chen | December 10, 2025

decided to throw a little more chaos into its mountain climbing adventures last week, adding the ability to if you became slightly too hungry.

The feature was met with a mixed response. Although a slightly troubling number of people were thrilled about their fellow scouts morphing into walking roast chickens, many others were concerned that it would allow trolling to reach new heights. No pun intended.

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