a naughty dog On Friday (7), a new update was released for the PC version of The Last of Us Part 1, This is patch 1.0.2 which, according to the developer itself, features improvements in performance, visual resources and user experience, as well as other fixes. This is the fourth update to be released since the game was released.
In the update notes, improvements in CPU usage, corrections in displaying information and VRAM usage, graphical improvements and optimization in loading time are noted, as well as various graphical bugs reported by players.
Players using AMD RX 5700 and RX 6600 graphics cards also received the fix and the game now displays the correct defaults during graphics settings.
There have also been improvements in the compatibility of the Xbox One and DualSense controllers, which had flaws in analog recognition. Access and localization updates are also included in the new patch.
The game has received some Steam Deck improvements and also has fixes for issues that were only reported in the Epic Gamers Store version. Check all patch notes (in English) Click here.
Steam sales remain strong after a turbulent debut
Even with all the problems it presented when it launched on PC, The Last of Us Part I appeared in the top 10 best selling games last week, validating the success this game has had on Sony consoles and now also on the HBO series. We’ve also listed here at Adrenaline 5 Reasons Why The Last of Us Part I Is One of the Worst Ports Ever Created for PC, which sums up all the confusion the franchise’s arrival on PC has caused.
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What do you think about the issues with The Last of Us Part 1 release? Did you update your game to patch 1.0.2? Share in the comments your opinion!
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