Patch 1.4, a new update for the PC version of Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered that adds transmog—a highly requested feature that allows players to change the appearance of Aloy’s outfits while retaining their original stats and perks—is now available for download, developers Guerrilla Games and Nixxes Software have announced. See below for the full patch notes, which include fixes for various bugs and crashes, as well audio and stability improvements.
Patch Notes (1.4.63.0)
- Added outfit transmog functionality.
- Fixed a crash that could occur while applying coils to weapons or outfits with mouse and keyboard.
- Fixed a bug that could cause Concentration to activate unexpectedly.
- Improvements to audio mix to reduce excessive reverb in specific areas.
- Audio mix adjustments to conversation dialogue panning.
- Various audio loudness and balance improvements.
- Mount acceleration now works as intended, incrementally increasing speed when pressing the acceleration button.
- Motion aiming now works as intended when riding a mount.
- Steam Input now functions correctly if a controller is connected after launching the game.
- Controllers connected to Steam Deck now work as intended when using Steam Remote Play
- The Master Vibration Intensity slider will now correctly be applied to in-game vibration when using a DualSense controller with Steam Input.
- Fixed a bug where loading would sometimes get stuck when using the High graphics preset.
- Fixed a bug that prevented music from playing during a scene in the ‘Deep Secrets of Earth’ quest.
- Resolved a bug at Song’s Edge that blocked players standing up from a chair when using mouse and keyboard controls.
- Reduced ghosting on snow particles when using AMD FSR or Intel XeSS upscaling.
- Fixed a bug where Nil would disappear after talking to him during Cause for Concern.
- Various bug fixes related to Auto Pickup.
- Fixes for various bugs and minor visual issues.
- Stability improvements.
Patch 1.4 is out now for Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered on PC. This update adds transmog functionality, allowing you to apply a different look to Aloy’s armor. To do so, open the Inventory, go to Outfits and select Apply Look on the outfit that you want to be visible while playing the game. We’ve also addressed various bugs and crashes, based on player feedback.