The Last of Us Part 1 latest patch can cure its infectious PC port

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Maybe Ellie isn’t the only cure…

The first launch of The Last of Us Part 1 was met with overwhelming criticism as players noticed the many bugs and glitches. While some ran into an oddly bushy-browed Joel, others were frustrated by its meager FPS rate despite being an “improved” remake of the original.

Thankfully, thanks to Naughty Dog’s recent spate of hotfixes, players are finally getting the performance they deserve. The latest patch for PC users fixes UI/UX issues and strange character behavior encountered by several fans throughout the story.

Those using NVIDIA 30 series graphics cards are advised to update GeForce Hotfix driver version 531.58 due to random gameplay crashes. Currently, The Last of Us Part 1 is not ready for Steam Deck functionality, but the team is working on its verification with the platform.

As you play the game, you can expect other hotfixes such as: B. A fix for corrupted HUD performances, crashes on game launch and memory errors. One issue that hasn’t been addressed, however, is the mouse control issue, which causes camera shake for some players. The team hopes to fix this issue with another patch and has promised to update the community shortly.

Previous updates have helped with stability and bug issues where Naughty Dog ran a crash diagnostic to get a clearer picture of The Last of Us’s broken PC port. However, many fans believe the developers should focus on more pressing issues with its disastrous shaders and lagging performance.

Only time will tell if the hotfixes will solve The Last of Us Part 1’s many problems. But hopefully the next patch phase can eventually make the experience more enjoyable.