‘Horizon Zero Dawn’ News: Sony Released Version 1.10 Update To Solve Several Game Issues, Including Issues When Playtime Exceeds 200 Hours
Sony releases a new update for the "Horizon Zero Dawn" game that fixes several game issues and also gives improvements. This new update 1.10 includes; X - axis inversion, quest fixes and a fix for game issues when playtime exceeds 200 hours.
For now, these issues when playing the game for more than 200 hours are still unknown, since the game was released to the market 21 days ago and probably no one has already reached this playtime. The list of the "Horizon Zero Dawn" version 1.10 update is almost for fixing issues rather than game improvements and additions.
Along with fixing the technical issues and crashes, the new "Horizon Zero Dawn" version 1.10 update also comes with new features, VG247 noted. Also, there is an issue spotted in the new version when players purchase weapons or outfits they already owned. This issue will be fixed in the next patch update.
As the Guerilla Games noted, they warn players that these patch notes contain game's spoilers, so if you haven't finished the game or play it yet, it is better not to read the complete notes. But for those who are really curious about it, here are the list of the update extracting all possible spoilers.
"Horizon Dawn Zero" version 1.20 update; added press and hold X Multiple Buy option, added option to invert the X-axis, item economy adjustments, adjustments to Robot and Human AI, Facial animation improvements in several conversations, fix for the game running into issues when playtime exceeds 200 hours, several progression and crash fixes, and general improvements.
Guerrilla Games developed the game and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. The "Horizon Zero Dawn" was released on February 28, 2017. Also, the game was nominated for "The Game Award for Most Anticipated Game" in 2016. The game is now available for any retail and online store for $60 USD.
