Horizon Zero Dawn PC Patch 1.07 Fixes Anisotropic Filtering, Improves Shader Optimization and More

A new Horizon Zero Dawn PC patch is now live, introducing new fixes and improvements to the game.

Patch 1.07 finally fixes Anisotropic Filtering, which now works correctly. The update also improves shader optimization, removing the mandatory optimization stride at launch. Shaders are now pre-optimized in the game's Chief Menu, and also optimized dynamically in-game.

We're happy to announce that Patch ane.07 for Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition is now live! As we mentioned in our previous update, our team has been hard at work on some of the trickier graphical issues, which needed some more fourth dimension in evolution.

With Patch one.07 the team has rewritten the way the engine deals with shaders and shader-optimisation. This results in the optimisation step becoming optional, as well as the Anisotropic Filtering option at present working as expected.

What this means for you: upon starting the game, information technology will offset optimising shaders in the Main Menu each time. Shaders will also notwithstanding exist optimised during gameplay, but this now happens automatically in the background.

Letting the game run the initial shader optimization is completely optional, so if you lot want to jump straight in, you can skip information technology; letting this process finish before playing will improve your loading times in the game. Lastly, delight note that changing AF settings can accept some fourth dimension depending on your PC hardware.

Guerilla Games besides shared a list of currently Horizon Zero Dawn PC known bug, such as increased instability for CPUs with more than 16 cores and other graphical settings issues not functioning properly.

CPUs that have more than than sixteen cores might feel a college amount of instability.

Some players are experiencing graphical settings issues, such every bit HDR not working correctly.

Some players are experiencing performance problems on specific GPUs or hardware combinations.

Horizon Zero Dawn is now available on PC, complete with the Frozen Wilds DLC, also equally on PlayStation four. A directly sequel called Horizon Forbidden West is now in evolution for PlayStation 5.