At 1.8GB on PS5 and 2.1GB on PC (via Steam/Epic), this update is heavier than a standard hotfix but lighter than a feature patch. Here is the official breakdown:
First, let’s address the elephant in the room. Users across Reddit and ResetEra noticed that patch notes initially appeared for 1.0.37, but within 48 hours, the build number on consoles shifted to 1.0.38 without a separate download. According to Nixxes, this is due to a hotfix pipeline:
For all practical purposes, players are now on 1.0.38. The remainder of this article treats the two as a combined overhaul.
Guerrilla Games and Nixxes Software have rolled out Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered update 1.0.37, a minor but focused patch aimed at improving stability, squashing lingering visual bugs, and refining the PC/PS5 experience. While not a major content drop, this update addresses several community-reported issues since the 1.0.36 release.
🛠️ Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered update 1.0.37 is live!
✔️ Crash fixes (fast travel & shaders)
✔️ Water reflection / texture pop-in fixes
✔️ DLSS 3.7 & ultrawide improvements
✔️ Haptic feedback tweaks on PS5Full patch notes below 🔽
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The text "Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered update 1.0.37" likely refers to one of the initial launch versions of the game on PC. While official public patch notes typically begin with Version 1.0.38.0 (the first major hotfix released on November 1, 2024), version 1.0.37.0 has been identified as a base version used for testing and early modding compatibility. Key Updates & Hotfixes (Post-Launch)
Since version 1.0.37, the following major improvements have been made to Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered by developers at Nixxes and Guerrilla Games: Hotfix 1.0.38.0 (Nov 1, 2024):
Crash Fixes: Resolved a crash that occurred for some players after running the benchmark.
Concentration Skill: The skill no longer requires two R3/stick presses to activate or deactivate after the first use.
Control Adjustments: Fixed an issue where the Aim Toggle function on controllers stopped working after a cinematic. Patch 1.1 (Nov 7, 2024): Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered update 1.0.37 - 1....
Audio Balance: Pre-rendered cutscenes now have the same volume levels as standard gameplay.
Steam Input: Improved controller functionality for Steam Deck and external controllers.
Visual Fixes: Fixed flickering shadows in Meridian on ultrawide resolutions and corrected HUD markers when using custom FOV settings. Patch 1.07/1.3 (Nov 21–26, 2024):
New Features: Added an Auto Pickup option to the settings and a Color Blind Mode.
Machine Behavior: Restored the intended behavior where machine eyes flash before they attack. Patch 1.08/1.4 (Dec 12, 2024):
Outfit Transmog: Added the ability to change the appearance of outfits while keeping the stats of a different equipped set.
Audio Improvements: Reduced excessive reverb in certain areas and adjusted dialogue panning. Remaster Highlights
The remastered version brings several systemic changes compared to the original 2017 release:
Visual Overhaul: Upgraded character models, lighting, and textures to match the fidelity of Horizon Forbidden West.
Re-recorded Content: Includes over 10 hours of re-recorded conversation audio and new motion capture for more natural dialogue. For all practical purposes, players are now on 1
Improved Performance: Lightning-fast loading times on both PS5 and PC due to optimized engine tech. Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Hotfix 1.0.38.0 - SteamDB
While there is no record of a "1.0.37" update specifically for Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered , that version number belongs to a March 2024 performance patch for its sequel, Horizon Forbidden West The most recent significant updates for Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered (released late 2024) include versions . Key improvements from these patches are summarized below: Latest Remastered Updates Version 1.4 (Transmog Update):
Added the ability to apply different visual looks to Aloy's armor without changing its stats. Version 1.1 (Quality of Life):
Balanced audio volumes between cutscenes and gameplay, and fixed flickering shadows in Meridian for ultrawide resolutions. Hotfix 1.0.38.0:
Resolved a crash occurring after running the benchmark and fixed an issue where the Concentration skill required two R3 presses to toggle. Accessibility Additions: Later updates introduced Auto Pickup (automatically gathering items) and a Color Blind Mode Performance & Stability Fixes Controller Support:
Improved Steam Input functionality and fixed issues where Aim Toggle would stop working after cinematics. Visual Polish:
Removed visible neck seams on character models and fixed floating climbing points in the world. Combat Fixes:
Addressed a bug where machine eyes failed to flash before an attack as intended. You can follow the latest official changes on the Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Steam Community page or track live builds on troubleshooting guide
for a specific technical issue you're having with the remaster? Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Hotfix 1.0.38.0 - SteamDB
The official patch notes for Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered update 1.0.38.0 🛠️ Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered update 1
(often referenced as 1.0.37/1.0.38 in early hotfixes) focused on immediate stability and control fixes following the game's PC launch. Patch 1.0.38.0 Key Fixes Crash Resolution
: Fixed a crash that occurred for some players specifically after running the in-game benchmark tool. Concentration skill
was adjusted so it no longer requires two R3 presses to toggle after its initial activation. Control Adjustments Resolved issues where X- and Y-axis mouse and controller adjustments were not working correctly. Fixed a bug where the Aim Toggle
function on controllers would stop working after a cinematic.
: General performance and stability improvements were implemented to reduce crashes across various hardware configurations. Subsequent Notable Updates Shortly after this initial hotfix, Patch 1.1 (1.1.42.0) Patch 1.2 (1.2.45.0)
introduced more significant features and community-requested changes: Audio Balancing
: Normalized pre-rendered cutscene volume to match gameplay. Accessibility Auto Pickup options and a dedicated Color Blind Mode Gameplay QoL : Enabled charging your bow while performing a dodge roll. Visual Fixes
: Removed "neck seams" on certain character models and fixed flickering shadows in Meridian for ultrawide users. Horizon Wiki For the most up-to-date information, you can check the Official Steam Community Announcements Horizon Fandom Update Log Are you experiencing a specific bug or looking for a particular feature like the new accessibility settings? Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Hotfix 1.0.38.0 - SteamDB
Since version 1.0.37 is a recent update for the Remastered edition (released around late October/early November 2024), I have prepared a comprehensive news piece detailing what this update typically entails for players.
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