Guerrilla Games have released another patch for Horizon Zero Dawn on PC. Once again, the update brings several bug fixes, improves performance and more.
Horizon Zero Dawn has received another patch on PC with more bug fixes, performance improvements and some brand new features. Guerrilla also confirmed that the game is playable on CD Projekt's storefront GOG from today.
As for the patch highlights, Guerrilla games state they have updated their Epic SDK, adding features such as cloud saves and achievements. You'll need to restart your playthrough to obtain all achievements since they do not unlock retroactively, though.
You can find the Known Issues and full Patch Notes for Patch 1.08 below:
Crash Fixes
- Fixed an audio crash when using mono audio devices
- Fixed a crash that could happen in certain circumstances on 5.1 audio devices
- Fixed a crash in NetPresenceManager
- Fixed multiple crashes that could occur during Shader optimization
- Fixed a crash in PlacementMeshUpdateJob that occurred on machines with more than 16 cores
- Fixed a start-up crash for CPUs that do not support AVX instructions
Audio Improvements
- Potential fix for dialogue sounding metallicy and blown out for some users
Functionality Improvements
- Epic SDK updated to the latest version and now supports platform features like Achievements and Cloud Saves
- GOG SDK integrated for launch on GOG.com
Performance Improvements
- Improved VRAM budgeting which should help prevent VRAM-related instability and improve general performance and reduce micro-stutters
- Improved Clouds performance on high and ultra settings
- Improved swap-chain buffering to allow for smoother frame-pacing
Graphical Improvements
- Fixed clouds looking pixelated in certain windowed resolutions
- Added FidelityFX Contrast Adaptive Sharpening functionality to Graphics Settings
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