Fantasy Life i Patch 1.4.0 Update Brings New Area Quests, Materials, and Switch 2 Visual Improvements

Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time has received its newest update, version 1.4.0, and it’s a significant update for some people. Level-5 keeps working on making this game better, even though some think it’s already good enough. The new update comes with area-related missions, more material for crafting, and a blurry graphic fix for Switch 2, though not everyone may have noticed right away.

Area Challenges Are There Now

So now the game has more challenges depending on where you are. Like if you’re in a specific zone, there is a new task you can do there. These are not just repeats, but actual new missions to try out. Some players will probably enjoy going back to old places now since these quests reward with items and other things.

Also, they throw in new materials that are useful for those who like crafting and collecting. Doesn’t matter if you mine, sew, or make potions; there’s something new for you. It might not be a total game changer, but it adds more options to what you can build or upgrade.

Visuals on Switch 2 are Less Blurry Now

Before this, people were saying the graphics on Switch 2 weren’t good, like kind of blurry, especially when playing in handheld mode. It was annoying for some who expected a clear image. Now in 1.4.0, there seems to be a fix for that, though it wasn’t mentioned too strongly in the patch notes.

From what players are seeing, the resolution looks better now. UI is sharper, and some textures aren’t looking as washed out as before. It’s not like the visuals became perfect overnight, but it’s an improvement that will matter if you play often.

Some Other Changes Too

Not everything is big headline stuff, but there are also small improvements here and there. Bugs that affected Life class progress have been worked on, and the UI feels cleaner while using it. They also did something with the loading screen, which doesn’t take as much time now, especially when moving between areas like Mount Snowpeak and Port City.

All of this doesn’t make the game brand new again, but it does feel smoother and less frustrating for regular players.

Fantasy Life i is slowly getting better with each patch, and version 1.4.0 adds just enough to keep things interesting. With the area quests, new materials, and Switch 2 visuals that finally don’t look so blurry, it’s not a bad time to return to the game.

If you haven’t updated yet, the patch is already there on Nintendo eShop. Give it a try, maybe.