ARC Raiders Store Update 1.37.0 Patch Notes (14th July 2026)

Store Update 1.37.0 went live today on all platforms, bringing two new colour variants for the Driftcoat outfit. Black/green and red. If you already own the skin, you'll receive them automatically without needing to restart.

The real focus here is damage control. Players reported that the Seeker Grenade felt noticeably weaker following last week's update, and Outpost Games has pinpointed the culprit: an unintended collision change affecting projectiles. A fix is in development. Separately, the team is also addressing an unintentional bug that was automatically enrolling players into Departure mode after completing the "Deal Damage" challenge. A frustrating friction point for anyone grinding that milestone.

On the enforcement side, the studio continues banning accounts that exploited last week's duplication glitch. The approach mirrors February's response: warnings for minor abuse, item removal for exploit-linked gains, and suspensions for severe cases with significant economic impact. Players who received duped items unknowingly may see a warning, but the focus remains on those who deliberately and substantially abused the glitch.

Full details on the Seeker Grenade investigation timeline and the complete list of banned accounts are below.

Raiders!

Store Update 1.37.0 is going live right now on all platforms with two new colour variants for the Driftcoat outfit - black/green and red. You will get them automatically if you already own the skin, no restart required.

We have seen your feedback about the Seeker Grenade feeling weaker since last week’s update and we have been investigating the issue. We noticed an unintended effect from a collision change on the projectiles and the team is working on a fix - we will let you know as soon as it’s ready.

We have also been looking into your reports of being automatically signed up for Departure after completing the “Deal Damage” challenge (reaching 100,000 damage dealt). This is unintentional, and we’re working on a fix.

Following last week's fix for the duplication glitch, we've been banning accounts that gained a significant advantage from exploiting it. That effort continues this week, similarly to how we handled it in February:

Warnings for low-severity cases where abuse was limited.
Removal of Coins and items tied to exploit activity.
Suspensions for the severe cases, particularly, where exploit usage had a significant impact on the in-game economy or other players’ experience.

Players who deliberately exploited the glitch but didn't gain a major advantage will not be suspended. And if you simply received a few items from someone who was duping, without knowingly exploiting the glitch yourself, you may receive a warning.

Our goal is to only take action against those who significantly and deliberately abused the exploit, not to catch players who were incidentally affected.

Thank you to everyone who reported the issue and continued to play according to the rules.

See you Topside,

//Ossen