Guerrilla Games has announced the availability of a new update for the PC version of Horizon Forbidden West: let’s discover what’s new in patch 1.2.
Horizon Forbidden West has just received a new update on PC: Guerrilla Games announced it, revealing the new features introduced with patch 1.2 , including some improvements aimed at eliminating stuttering episodes in certain scenarios.
Having entered the top 10 of the best-selling games in the USA, Horizon Forbidden West for PC has been in splendid shape since day one , but despite this the Nixxes team is tackling this post-launch phase with precision and punctuality, creating upgrades that to further refine the experience.
“Today’s update for Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition further improves stability and introduces bug fixes and optimizations based on player feedback,” reads the official post.
New update for the PC version of Horizon Forbidden West: let’s discover what’s new in patch 1.2.
“This patch resolves stutter that could occur in specific locations and resolves map visual issues that could occur with AMD Radeon RX 6000 graphics cards.”
“The Nixxes and Guerrilla teams continue to monitor reports closely. We have more updates in the works that include performance optimizations. Thank you all for playing and sharing feedback that helps us make the experience even better!”
Going into the detail of patch 1.2, we find the following contents:
- Stability improvements.
- Optimizations to address stuttering that could occur in specific locations.
- Fixed an issue that could cause the Level and XP bars to display incorrectly.
- Fixed visual issue that could occur on the map when using AMD Radeon RX 6000 GPUs.
- Opening the Weapon Wheel now places the mouse pointer in the center of the wheel.
- When clearing a key binding, it no longer restores the default keys after a game restart.
- Skills are no longer automatically learned while displaying information when the selector is enabled for menu hold actions.
- Various UI bug fixes.
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