Update history

Horizon Zero Dawn Patch Notes

The most recent update we have recorded for Horizon Zero Dawn is "Horizon Zero Dawn for PC - Version 1.11.2", published 26 January 2022. 3 updates are listed below, newest first, with the developer's own notes.

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· Anne (CM at Guerrilla)

Horizon Zero Dawn for PC - Version 1.11.2

Hello everyone! We appreciate all your feedback following update 1.11.1, and have just released update 1.11.2: Improved VRAM management when changing resolution or upscale mode, which could cause performance issues that were only fixed by restarting the game Fixed various assets using the wrong quality level while using DLSS/FSR Fixed visual artifact issue when clipping the camera through a surface like pushing against a wall (ie with large FOVs or ultrawide screens) while using DLSS/FSR Fixed visual corruption and reduced foliage flickering issues on certain AMD GPUs Please ensure your game is up-to-date before jumping back in to the world of Horizon! Let us know if you have any feedback down below. Now, get back out into the wilds! Guerrilla

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· Anne (CM at Guerrilla)

Horizon Zero Dawn for PC – Version 1.11.1

Hey everyone, Thanks for your feedback following patch 1.11! We’ve applied some changes, please take a look: TAA crash fix on NVidia GTX 600/700 series Crash fix for when you open a savegame with DLSS ON on a non-DLSS supporting machine Fix to change the default DLSS quality level from ultra performance to quality Fix for a black rendered frame right after enabling DLSS Fix to apply the auto-detected setting preset on a first/clean run of the game Make sure your game is updated with the latest version before jumping back into the world of Horizon! Let us know down below if you’re still experiencing any issues. Take care, stay healthy, and have a fantastic festive period! – Guerrilla

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· editor@pcgamesn.com

Horizon Zero Dawn 1.11 update adds Nvidia DLSS and AMD FSR to help boost fps

Despite releasing over a year ago on PC, developer Guerilla has released a brand-new update for Horizon Zero Dawn. While this patch brings various performance improvements that will benefit all gaming PCs, the biggest additions are undoubtedly Nvidia DLSS and AMD FSR upscaling technologies. Despite the fact that the game uses checkboard rendering on the PS4 Pro to push resolution up to 4K on the console, the same tech didn't make its way over to the PC version. However, everyone will now be able to boost fps in Horizon Zero Dawn with AMD FSR upscaling, regardless of what brand of GPU you're using. Unfortunately, you'll need one of Nvidia's best graphics cards to use the company's DLSS technology (sorry GTX 10 series owners). However, if you have a compatible card, you should enjoy a solid fps boost, while also maintaining higher visual fidelity. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade system requirements ask for 100GB from your SSD You'll soon be able to control Windows 11 better with your voice Intel Alder Lake claws back CPU market share, but AMD is still top

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When was Horizon Zero Dawn last updated?
26 January 2022, with "Horizon Zero Dawn for PC - Version 1.11.2".
Where do these patch notes come from?
The developer's own announcements, published through Steam. We filter out sale and marketing posts and keep the changelogs, and we link back to the original for each one.