Nixxes has released Title Update 1.1.47.0 for the PC version of Horizon: Forbidden West. According to the release notes, this patch brings DLSS Frame Generation and stability improvements, as well as various optimizations. So, let’s now take a closer look at it.
Title Update 1.1.47.0 adds the option to remap the TAB key. However, it does not bring any improvements for left handed players. That’s a bummer and we don’t know when – and if – Nixxes will add the ability to remap certain keys that are hardlocked right now.
With this patch, custom difficulty settings will now work correctly. Plus, there is improved Shieldwing responsiveness when using mouse and keyboard controls. This update also fixes graphic corruption on waterfalls when using DLSS Frame Generation, as well as lighting issues that could occur in Tenakth settlements.
Finally, this update adds the option to disable letterboxing in cinematics when using ultra-wide aspect ratios via the game’s launcher. Plus, it fixes visual issues with save previews when HDR is enabled.
Like always, Steam will download this patch the next time you launch its client. Below you can also find its complete changelog.
Horizon Forbidden West PC Patch 1.1.47.0 Release Notes
- Remapping TAB now works correctly.
- Added HUD Widescreen Scale options to the settings menu.
- Various optimizations and stability improvements.
- Custom difficulty settings now work correctly.
- Improved Shieldwing responsiveness when using mouse and keyboard controls.
- Fixed graphic corruption on waterfalls when using DLSS Frame Generation.
- Fixed lighting issues that could occur in Tenakth settlements.
- Master Vibration Intensity for DualSense controllers no longer resets with each game session.
- HDR settings have been moved to the display menu to allow live viewing of changes.
- The option to disable letterboxing in cinematics when using ultra-wide aspect ratios is now also available from the launcher.
- Fixed visual issues with save previews when HDR is enabled.
- Various minor UI fixes.
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