Capcom has just released the first PC update for Resident Evil 7. Unfortunately, this patch does not come with any performance improvements or fixes for the stuttering issues that we’ve reported in our PC Performance Analysis. Instead, this first patch addresses two specific issues.
According to the release notes, this patch an issue where saving game progress was no longer possible, as well as an issue where HDR mode is turned back to ON automatically (even when you disable it).
This patch will be auto-downloaded from Steam, and you can read its complete changelog below.
Resident Evil 7- Patch #1 Changelog:
- Fixed an issue where saving game progress was no longer possible if the player deleted the local save file while Steam Cloud has been turned off.
- Fixed an issue where HDR mode is turned back to ON upon app launch if the player quits the prior game session in full screen mode and with HDR set to OFF.

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Still no support for 21:9.. Damn u Capcom!
21:9 is forgotten generation. Better get back to less wide or enjoy useless pixels.
Nope.
PC games/ports, at the very least, should – & properly, not like Overwatch’s bullsh*t 21:9 implementation “because Blizzard.”
As I said 21:9 will never become popular and devs will rather focus on higher 16:9 resolutions
Well I’m sure it takes a bit more but it’s no masterwork is it.
My point is minorities always get fked. And 21:9 is minority.
It’s a real shame as well. I mean even Ubisofts For Honor supports 21:9