Elden Ring Nightreign Receives Day One Patch

Bandai Namco has released a day-one update (version 1.01) for ELDEN RING: Nightfregnow available on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. The multiplayer roguelike from FromSoftware has fixed several bugs and also introduces adjustments across multiple areas.

ELDEN RING NIGHTREG PATCH 1.01.1.

Players will notice smoother character control, soundtrack tweaks, improved text quality, balance changes, and more. Once the update is applied, the title screen should display App Ver. 1.01 and Regulation Ver. 1.01.1.

The publisher warns of a potential bug that may prevent ELDEN RING: Nightfreg from launching on PC. To resolve this, players should open their library, right-click the game, select Propertiesgo to Installed Filesand verify file integrity.

It also appears that certain PC setups using the latest graphics cards “may experience framerate drops.”

While the exact cause is under investigation, affected users are advised to lower graphical settings from high to medium or low, reduce resolution, and install the latest GPU drivers.

Patch Notes

Patch contents:

• Improved handling of playable characters

• Soundtrack addition and adjustments

• Text adjustments

• Balance adjustments

• Added character scenarios

• Bug fixes

The version displayed at the bottom right of the title screen after applying this update file will be as follows:

App Ver. 1.01

RegulationVer. 1.01.1.

Troubleshooting for the PC version:

– If issues such as being unable to start the game occur on the PC version, they can sometimes be resolved by performing the following steps in Steam:

Go to “Library” > right-click on “ELDEN RING NIGHTREG” > select “Properties” > select “Installed Files” > and execute “Verify Integrity of Game Files.”

– We have confirmed that some PC configurations using the latest graphics cards may experience frame rate drops. We are currently investigating the cause. In the meantime, If you experience significant frame rate drops, you may be able to resolve it by setting the graphics settings from the default “High” to “Medium” or “Low” and lowering the screen resolution, as well as installing the latest drivers for your graphics card.