The Last of Us Part 1 recent release on PS5 was a success. The game received positive reception, and there weren’t any colossal bugs for us to complain about. However, it doesn't mean that the game is totally free of issues.
Recently, the developer released an update that addressed major and minor problems. From now on, "Fidelity" will target 30 FPS even with an HFR television. "Unlocked Framerate" in "Fidelity" mode will work even without VRR, as that requirement has been removed. The final chapter of the main game received some minor tweaks to the audio mix and lighting.
- Fixed various instances across the game where level geometry would drop out at certain vantage points.
- Fixed various issues related to photo mode.
- Adjusted the "Fidelity" display setting to target 30 FPS, even with a HFR television. Removed the requirement for VRR to enabled "Unlocked Framerate" in "Fidelity" mode.
- Updated the descriptions of "Performance" and "Fidelity" modes to more clearly describe their behavior.
- Small adjustments to the audio mix and lighting during a sequence in the final chapter of the main game.
- Fixed an issue where the optional conversation around the hanging body in the Pittsburgh Financial Plaza would not trigger.
- Fixed a global issue where water splash FX were not displaying as intended.
- Fixed various issues with localized text and Screen Reader in the main menus.
- Fixed an issue where the credits would be flipped when using the Mirror World modifier.
- Fixed an instance where characters would be missing facial animations when seen from perspectives only possible in photo mode.
- (New Game Plus) Fixed an issue where weapon upgrade parts would stop spawning before the player had upgraded all guns.
- (Accessibility) Improved how Navigation Assistance functions in the Pittsburgh Hotel and the Lakeside Mine fights.
- (Accessibility) Fixed an issue where Invisibility Toggle with "Limited" time was not counting down correctly.
The complete patch notes are available on the official website.
So what do you think? Are you interested in any of these changes? Did you purchase The Last of Us Part 1 for PS5? Are you waiting for the PC release? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
