Once Human Bug Reports: A Slightly Chaotic Player’s Field Notes
Report Once Human bugs easily and catch up on key bug fixes and patch notes with this chaotic, practical guide.
I love Once Human, but my relationship with bug reporting is basically a sitcom: something breaks, I panic, I press every menu button like a caffeinated raccoon, and then I remember there is an actual support system. So here’s my very unofficial, slightly chaotic field guide to reporting issues and catching up on the fixes the devs have been cooking — updated with my 2026 hindsight glasses firmly on.

How I Report a Bug Without Becoming One
On PC, I open the in-game ESC menu, go to Feedback & Customer Support, and choose Bug Report. On mobile, I tap the menu button in the upper right corner, tap the headphone icon in the sidebar, choose Customer Support, and then pick Bug Report. It is genuinely simple — which is good, because my brain turns into a fog machine the moment something glitches.
If I’m offline, I can still use the official global support email listed by the game. The team says they investigate as soon as messages arrive. I like that energy. I also like that I don’t have to describe a bug using only interpretive dance.
My Emotional Support Bug-Fix Table
| What was annoying me | What changed | My deeply professional reaction |
|---|---|---|
| Some Deviations refused to use skill books in Deviation: Survive, Capture, Preserve | Fixed | Finally, my little weirdos can study 📚 |
| The function wheel ignored my controller | Fixed | My thumbs have regained their dignity 🎮 |
| Jumping melee attacks were promised too early | Clarified for Version 2.2.0 on October 30, with an apology | I respect the honesty, even if my jump button is sulking |
| Storage Crates had clunky interface vibes | They now adopt an interface similar to the Storage Terminal after it is built, and remember the last-used Overview or Single Display mode | Organization is my new endgame 🗃️ |
| The material selection window sat somewhere unclickable | Fixed | I can click things again. A triumph of civilization |
| Melee attacks on Sticky Ice Crystals made me switch weapons | Fixed | The ice crystals remain suspicious, but at least I keep my sword |
| Mobile split package download rewards were listed incorrectly | Fixed; actual rewards were not affected | My rewards were fine, but my trust issues needed a patch note |
The Patch Notes That Made Me Laugh, Cry, and Rebind My Controller
The controller fix deserves a tiny parade. There is nothing quite like pressing a button, expecting a function wheel, and getting the gaming equivalent of a blank stare. The same goes for the material selection window that could not be clicked. I spent an embarrassing amount of time thinking I was the problem. Reader, sometimes it is not me. Sometimes it is the window.
The jumping melee saga is my favorite, though. The Version 2.1.5 update announcement apparently got a little too excited and mentioned jumping melee attacks, but the feature will only arrive in Version 2.2.0 on October 30. The devs apologized for announcing it prematurely and said they will improve their announcement review procedures. Honestly? Respect. I have absolutely sent an email saying “attached” with no attachment. Growth is possible.
Storage Crates, Sticky Ice, and Other Tiny Menaces
After the Version 2.1.5 update, all Storage Crates adopt an interface similar to the Storage Terminal once the latter is built. The best part is that the game remembers the last-used interface mode — Overview or Single Display — so I don’t have to re-teach my storage system every time I open a crate. As someone whose real-life drawers are a crime scene, I appreciate the organization.
Then there are the smaller fixes that feel huge in the moment. Attacking Sticky Ice Crystals with a melee weapon no longer makes me switch weapons. The mobile split package download rewards no longer display incorrect information, and the actual rewards were never affected. Some Deviations can now use skill books in Deviation: Survive, Capture, Preserve. These are the little quality-of-life stitches that hold a player’s sanity together.
The dev team says they have been gathering community feedback and actively addressing concerns for both Once Human and Once Human: RaidZone. In 2026, my advice is simple: report the bug, include the details, and try not to threaten the ice crystals. They are sticky, not evil. Probably.
So that’s my field guide: use the in-game support path, use the official email if you’re offline, and keep an eye on the patch notes. The bugs may be weird, but at least we can report them with style. 🛠️