Guerrilla Games has released patch 1.06 for the PC version of Horizon Zero Dawn. According to the release notes, this latest update fixes a number of issues that affected most PC gamers. However, this patch does not seem to feature any performance improvements.
Going into more details, update 1.06 improves overall stability by fixing a streaming compute shader crash. It also fixes a crash on startup related to file paths with non-ANSI characters.
Furthermore, this latest update fixes an issue where box graphics would flash during the final cinematic of the game. It also fixes an issue where turning on the Adaptive FPS option gave lower performance results than setting similar results manually.
As always, Steam will download this latest patch the next time you launch its client. Below you can also find its complete changelog.
Horizon Zero Dawn Patch 1.06 Release Notes
Crash Fixes
- Fixed a streaming compute shader crash
- Fixed a crash on startup related to file paths with non-ANSI characters
Graphical Improvements
- Fixed an issue where characters would noticeably warp between cuts during a specific cutscene in main quest “The Point of the Spear”
- Fixed an issue where box graphics would flash during the final cinematic of the game
- Also fixed an issue in HDR where the UI could get overlapped by a black scene
- Fixed an issue where turning on the Adaptive FPS option gave lower performance results than setting similar results manually
Gameplay Improvements
- Aloy forward walking direction – Aloy now walks directly towards the direction the camera is facing when you press forward, rather than at a slight angle
Other Improvements
- Executable details – Properties of the executable now also displays the current version
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