Four years after its release, the Steam version of Nier: Automata is finally getting an upgrade, although details remain pretty light on exactly what the patch will do.
Over on Twitter, the authority Nier Series account has affirmed that an “update fix” for Steam is being developed, and more data will be shared sometime in the not too distant future. The Steam variant of Nier: Automata has broadly battled with execution and technical issues, and players have gone to the local areas made arrangements like Kaldaien’s “FAR” mod (Fix Automata Resolution) to tackle these.
After Nier: Automata was brought to Game Pass, some at first asserted that the Game Pass construct was superior to the Steam rendition, and this incited players to survey bomb Nier: Automata on Steam. Advanced Foundry analyzed the forms and reasoned that the Steam issues can likewise be found on the Game Pass adaptation; however, it appears to be likely that the new furor provoked PlatinumGames to make some noise about its development plans.
The inquiry is whether this fix will at last figure out the issues that have persisted since the game’s launch, or basically add some of the new features found in the Game Pass rendition, for example, a borderless video setting, FidelityFX choices, HDR, and UI surfaces upscaled to 4k. In an ideal world, I would get it would be the entirety of the abovementioned.
In any case, it’s uplifting news for the individuals who own Nier: Automata on Steam, who can anticipate their version, at last, standing out enough to be noticed.
