Building upon the remaster's core 3D audio profile, update 1.037.1 fine-tunes spatial sound propagation.
| System Specs | Patch 1.2.1 (Avg FPS) | | 1% Low Improvement | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Low End (GTX 1660 / 1080p) | 42 FPS | 51 FPS | +35% (Less stutter) | | Mid Range (RTX 3060 / 1440p) | 68 FPS | 77 FPS | +22% | | High End (RTX 4090 / 4K DLSS Q) | 112 FPS | 124 FPS | +10% (VRAM stable) | horizon zero dawn remastered update 1037 1 full
This guide covers notable changes and practical tips for players following Update 1.03.7.1 for Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered (assumed patch focused on stability, performance, and minor gameplay fixes). It highlights what to expect, how to adjust playstyle, and how to get the most out of the remaster after the patch. Building upon the remaster's core 3D audio profile, update 1
Update 1.037 serves as the bridge between that ambition and pristine execution. By stabilizing the cross-generation data migration, returning players can jump right back into their old save files without losing trophies or facing broken progression loops. Additionally, the audio balance tweaks solve a prominent launch issue where background environments overpowered character voices. Update 1
: Terrain physics from The Frozen Wilds expansion, like deep snow deformation, apply universally across cold areas in the base game.