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Patch size: ~1.2GB on Steam / 1.8GB on Epic Games Store.

: Resolved a bug in the "Deep Secrets of Earth" quest where music would fail to play and addressed an issue where the character Nil would disappear during "Cause for Concern". Horizon Wiki Why the Remaster is "Better" Over the Original

: A new setting in the Pickups menu automates the collection of resources, significantly speeding up the gathering process. Combat Maneuvers horizonzerodawnremasteredupdatev14630r better

Just when you thought Aloy’s origin story couldn’t get any sharper, Guerrilla Games and Nixxes Software have dropped a surprise update. While the gaming world is busy debating DLC theories for the Forbidden West sequel, the team quietly pushed out (build version v1.4.63.0).

Since the remaster heavily supports DualSense controllers and Steam Input, Patch 1.4.63.0 focuses on fixing inconsistencies. Patch size: ~1

Beyond aesthetics and audio, this patch focuses heavily on making the gameplay feel responsive and bug-free. Several key mechanical fixes stand out in the notes.

"This is it," Kael breathed, leaning back as the embers of a nearby campfire drifted off the screen and seemingly into the room. "The world ended a thousand years ago, but it’s never looked more alive." Combat Maneuvers Just when you thought Aloy’s origin

A "better" game isn't just about frames; it's about the feel. v1.4.63.0 fixes specific quest-breaking bugs that lingered from the initial remaster launch. Key improvements include:

(Up from 82/100 at launch).

Dialogue panning—the way sound shifts between your left and right speakers depending on where a character stands during a conversation—has been balanced. This eliminates abrupt volume drops or audio flipping when the camera cuts between characters during heavy cinematic sequences. Is It Better to Update Right Away?