Even though it looks good as a truck on PS5 and PC, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, as is often the case, needs improvements. An update is therefore available for download.
Nixxes software is obviously a very useful purchase for PlayStation. After the PC ports of Marvel’s Spider-Man Miles Morales, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart and Horizon Forbidden West, the studio has once again proven its seriousness and talent Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered. The game has never looked better and now takes its cues from the sequel Forbidden West and its Burning Shores expansion, with the addition of features from the PS5 DualSense controller, among other things.
A Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered update
Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered is a graphical and technical success, even if not everything is perfect. Despite all the work, Aloy’s animations reveal the age of the game a little and the gameplay remains identical. If you chose this version, a 1.1 patch for Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered has been deployed to PC. The program includes volume adjustments to avoid a gap between cutscenes and game phases, fixing a crash, or even performance and stability improvements. You can find all the new features here. Note that a Update 1.05 East Also available on PS5 for Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered with fixes to fix various crashes.
Patch notes 1.1 on PC
- Pre-calculated cutscenes now have the same volume as in-game stages
- Improvements related to Steam Input regarding controller support
- Fixed a crash for some players when adjusting mouse and keyboard controls
- Fixed a bug that could cause shadows in Meridian City to disappear and/or flicker at ultra-wide resolution.
- HUD markers for targets now display correctly when using a custom FOV setting
- Fixed a bug that could cause a floating bow to appear in a cutscene
- Various UI improvements
- Improved performance of Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered on PC
- Improved stability
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