Nixxes released the third title update for the PC version of Ghost of Tsushima. This update is 6.7GB in size, and the devs have shared its full patch notes. So, let’s take a closer look at it.
Title Update 3 packs improvements to address audio cutting out in certain situations. Plus, it improves game stability for players using AMD RX 7000 series GPUs.
Patch 3 fixes an issue that could cause the game to start with a black screen when HDR is enabled on Windows 10. It also addresses issues that could occur when combining HDR with Exclusive Fullscreen on Windows 10. Not only that but Nixxes has updated the PlayStation PC SDK to version 2.16 with improved compatibility for Windows 11 Insider Preview versions.
This update also brings some tweaks to our K&M players. Mouse and keyboard prompts for Heavenly Strike will be now displayed correctly in Legends mode. Moreover, the ‘A moment in Time’ achievement now unlocks correctly when using the mouse.
And that’s it. Nixxes claimed that this patch also packs various visual bug fixes and user interface bug fixes. However, the team did not go into more details about them.
Like always, Steam will download this update the next time you launch its client. You can also find below its full patch notes. Oh, and make sure to read our PC Performance Analysis.
Ghost of Tsushima Patch 3 Release Notes
- Improvements to address audio cutting out in certain situations.
- Various stability improvements.
- Updated the PlayStation PC SDK to version 2.16 with improved compatibility for Windows 11 Insider Preview versions.
- Fixed an issue that could cause the game to start with a black screen when HDR is enabled on Windows 10.
- Fixed issues that could occur when combining HDR with Exclusive Fullscreen on Windows 10.
- The Sword Glint effect now works correctly in Photo Mode.
- Opening Photo Mode with an Xbox or Steam Deck controller no longer also takes a screenshot.
- The ‘A moment in Time’ achievement now unlocks correctly when using the mouse.
- Mouse and keyboard prompts for Heavenly Strike are now displayed correctly in Legends mode.
- Various visual bug fixes.
- Various user interface bug fixes.
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