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A full suite of Nvidia features is now officially live in the PC version of Starfield, both on Steam and the Game Pass PC app. The update is just over 16 GB on Xbox Series X while the PC version comes in just over 13 GB.
This update was officially available in the Steam Beta last week, brings DLSS, DLAA and Frame Generation to the game, improving the overall performance and image quality of the game.
Additionally, Bethesda also improved NPC faces, more specifically the eyes and added the ability to directly eat the food placed in the world. You don't have to store it in your inventory anymore if you don't want it.
Starfield Update 1.8.86 Highlights
- PC: Nvidia DLSS | DLSS Super Resolution, Deep Learning Anti-aliasing, Nvidia Reflex and DLSS Frame generation
- Ability to eat the food placed in the world
- Improved the appearance of the eyes on crowd characters
- Brightness, Contrast and HDR settings
- Stability and performance improvements
You can read the full patch notes on Bethesda's website for more information on all bug fixes and other details about this update.
Hopefully, Bethesda will continue to work on post-launch updates for Starfield in the future to bring more important features and quality-of-life improvements to the game.
Starfield is available now on PC and Xbox Series X|S. For more Starfield news and guides, check out the links below:
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