Nixxes has released Title Update 1.3 for the PC version of Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, and shared its full patch notes. So, let’s see what this new update brings to the table.
Patch 1.3 adds a Auto Pickup option to Pickups setting. It also adds a Color Blind Mode in the Accessibility settings. Plus, it now adds rumble support for DualSense controllers connected via Bluetooth.
It’s also worth noting that this update fixes a rare issue where the gate to Meridian would not load correctly on the first encounter. Moreover, custom key mapping and button bindings for Mount actions will now conflict as intended when binding multiple actions to the same key or button.
From what I could see, this patch does not bring any major performance improvements. And while Nixxes claimed that the update fixes various bugs and minor visual issues, it did not go into more details about these fixes.
And that’s it. In short, this is mostly a QoL update. It’s not a major update, so don’t expect any major tweaks or fixes. Then again, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered was in a pretty great state when it came out.
Like always, Steam will download this update the next time you launch its client. Below you can also find its complete changelog.
Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Patch 1.3 Release Notes
- Added Auto Pickup option to Pickups setting.
- Color Blind Mode is now available in Accessibility settings.
- Machine eyes now flash before attacking as intended.
- Rumble now also works for DualSense controllers connected via Bluetooth*.
- Custom key mapping and button bindings for Mount actions now conflict as intended when binding multiple actions to the same key or button.
- Addressed a rare issue where the gate to Meridian would not load correctly on the first encounter.
- Fixes for various bugs and minor visual issues.
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I finished Veilguard over the weekend and this was one of the games I was thinking about getting back into. its only $10 for the upgrade on steam but I gotta look up to see if its worth the upgrade or even transferring my save is possible.
There's a ton of improvements tbh it genuinely looks like they back ported all the Forbidden West graphical improvements back to it, plus all the quality of life features are there like auto pick up, turning off pickup animations stuff like that, it definitely runs worse than the OG and it doesn't kill your original save I have both the remaster and OG installed and I switch between the two to see visual differences and they're pretty massive differences
might be a crazier question but would you be able to utilize the same save to swap between both versions? like could i play the remaster on my pc and then the port on my steam deck with the same save interchangeably?
They have mentioned their sales are unusually low…I think they forgot they blocked over half the planet from being able to buy their games with the stupid region restrictions.