"All of the things that people loved about Zero Dawn – Forbidden West is just more and better," says Ashly Burch.
Let's take a look at our wishlist for Guerrilla's open world sequel.
Guerrilla Games says PC patches for the game will be less frequent starting now, as the team shifts focus to the upcoming sequel's development.
The future of Killzone is looking murkier than ever.
Support for AMD's FidelityFX Contrast Adaptive Sharpening has also been added.
Another place to play the open world adventure.
Shadow Fall will also get a boost to 60 FPS.
Slowly but surely we are getting a good port.
This is how they can have their cake, and eat it too.
More fixes for the PC release.
Its PC launch was nearly as large as that of The Witcher 3.
Both first party exclusives are going to be cross-gen releases.
Work continues on issues like HDR and anisotropic filtering not working.
Guerrilla also continues to investigate issues like anistropic filtering or HDR not working.
Meanwhile, Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales benefits off quicker loading, "more detailed assets."
More fixes for the problematic PC port.
Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales also benefits from haptic feedback, indicating the direction of attacks.
More issues are also being investigated, with Guerrilla continuing to work on solutions.
The PC release's first update fixes a few functionality and crashing issues, though a larger update is also in the works.
The developer is aware of issues reported about the PC port.
