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God of War PC Patch 1.0.3 released, aiming to fix memory leaks

Santa Monica and Jetpack Interactive have released a brand new patch for the PC version of God of War. According to the developers, Patch 1.0.3 aims to fix an issue that caused leaks in memory allocation which could result in either decreased performance or a game client crash.

This is the only thing that this latest PC update currently fixes. Still, we are certain that a lot of PC gamers will be happy with it as there won’t be now any performance degradation.

Earlier this week, God of War surpassed one million sales on PC. According to the data, God of War is the most successful Playstation release on PC, surpassing both Days Gone and Horizon Zero Dawn. As such, it will be interesting to see whether Uncharted 4 will be able to top God of War’s PC sales.

Be also sure to read our PC Performance Analysis, as well as our PC Review.

Stay tuned for more!

9 thoughts on “God of War PC Patch 1.0.3 released, aiming to fix memory leaks”

      1. This site’s comment section is dominated by a small group of autists that call anything and everything ‘soy’ ‘sjw’ etc etc. Did you see the points they keep bringing up to support it lol it’s hilarious. There’s even one video that keeps getting posted about ‘the lost identity of god of war’, with some cheaply cherry picked comparisons trying to make some point. And somehow even then when I watch it, all it does is make the new game look good lmao.

        Edit : Okay maybe I’m being too hard on the video, but still

          1. That’s 27 million views on the channel not views on the video and what does that have to do with anything? I thought you were just autistic not mentally disabled.

          2. youtu(dot)be/GhzSPb59My4
            BTW, I agree with most of your points but, I think they had something great which was ruined. The game is still rated M so, I don’t know why they censored it to this degree, it’s pretty stupid.
            Human enemies, the blood, gore, ragdoll physics, and non-disappearing corpses would have made this game 100 times better.

          3. As for this video, I’ll backtrack a bit. I’m not saying it’s not valid.

            God Of War 3 and previous games were different in a number of ways, and there are many things about the gameplay design, presentation etc that are lost, but it’s so ignorant to claim it’s all because of ‘soy sjw’.

            The reason that GOW changed so much is because Sony Santa Monica actually took risks. For example they pulled the camera close up to make the game ultra immersive and then stuck with it throughout the whole game with one camera shot. Which other game studio would even have the balls to do this kind of thing.

            It’s different from previous GOWs and something was definitely lost. So I get that some fans aren’t going to like that and that’s valid. But it’s only because they tried to make something new and special. GOW was one of the most impressive games I’ve played in so many aspects. It’s one of the few AAA games which feels like it isn’t put out to satisfy marketing checklists by board room designers. And the production value is just insane.

        1. a screenshot of a polygon article headline ? you call this article (perhaps because of the word ‘toxic masculinity’) sjw, and then use that to back up your point that the game is sjw/soy or whatever else.

          Actually take the time to read the quotes by Cory in that article ? I did. Nothing he said would fit your narrative.

          https://www.polygon.com/interviews/2018/4/27/17287292/god-of-war-ps4-sony-toxic-masculinity

          As if Kratos dealing with emotions after being a bloodthirsty monster for 3+ games is ‘SJW’. It’s just natural progression. He has a son lmao. And for all the ‘soy’ and ‘SJW’ accusations you throw around, Kratos is still filled with rage when needs be and pummels his enemies into the ground.

          what you’re saying doesn’t make sense given the actual story or characters or anything. Learning to master rage and combine it with discipline and patience is not ‘soy sjw’. Kratos wanting to teach his son this is brilliant for the story, especially if you know Kratos’ past from the previous games.

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