Deathloop’s First Major Game Update Now Available for PS5 and PC, Adds NVIDIA DLSS

Deathloop is a first-person shooter that has been in development for over four years. It’s now available on PlayStation 5 and PC with the NVIDIA DLSS support, which lets players experience the game at 4K resolution with an improved image quality.

The deathloop update ps5 is a major game update for the first-person shooter, Deathloop. The new update adds support for NVIDIA DLSS.

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Deathloop, Arkane Studios’ unique, time-bending FPS, has received its first significant game update. The latest version, which is available on PS5 and PC, enhances many elements of the gaming experience (such as camera smoothness and NPC behaviour) and fixes crash problems. NVIDIA DLSS is also included in the PC version of the game.

Arkane says:

Game Update 1 (about 5GB on PS5 and 11GB on PC) improves camera smoothness and NPC behavior, among other things. It also fixes a number of bugs that may have caused the game to crash.

We’ve also included an HDR calibration screen and an onscreen poor-connection warning to PlayStation 5. Nvidia DLSS compatibility, Sony DualSense controller audio support, fog quality options, and an onscreen poor-connection warning have all been added to the PC version.

5TH PLAYSTATION

The HDR calibration screen has been added to the UI choices.
When ray tracing is enabled, performance and stability improve.
NPC pathing and responses to the player have been improved.
In the top right corner of the screen, an indication of bad connection quality has been added (resembles a speedometer with an exclamation point)
PS5 Activities and Game Help systems now provide better material.
Vibrations on the DualSense controller have been improved.
Audio mix quality has improved.
Both Colt and Julianna’s laser mines, turrets, and pyrotechnics behavior have been fixed.
Fixed a problem with the “Oops” and “Deathday Suit” trophies not unlocking.
Fixed an issue that may have resulted in Colt’s advancement being reset if the player selected ‘no’ on the confirmation screen.
When a player unlocks a feat using Havoc while playing as Julianna, the game crashes.
Aleksis Dorsey’s responses were fixed, making him easy to spot among his party attendees.
Fixed a bug that caused Julianna’s assassinations to sometimes glitch.
Colt no longer receives prizes as a result of Julianna’s activities.
Julianna players will no longer hear Colt-only radio talks.
The problem with inconsistencies in leaning has been resolved (inputs will no longer be ignored sporadically)

PC

Issues that were causing lost frames and stuttering in camera movement have been resolved.
Support for Nvidia DLSS has been added.
Support for Sony DualSense controller audio has been added.
In the top right corner of the screen, an indication of bad connection quality has been added (resembles a speedometer with an exclamation point)
Performance and stability have improved, particularly with ray tracing.
NPC pathing and responses to the player have been improved.
Audio mix quality has improved.
Both Colt and Julianna’s laser mines, turrets, and pyrotechnics have been fixed.
The mouse wheel problem has been resolved. Switching between weapons with the mouse wheel now works correctly and does not result in weapons being dropped.
Fixed a problem with the achievements “Oops” and “Deathday Suit.”
Fixed an issue that may have resulted in Colt’s advancement being reset if the player selected ‘no’ on the confirmation screen.
When a player unlocks a feat using Havoc while playing as Julianna, the game crashes.
Aleksis Dorsey’s responses were fixed, making him easy to spot among his party attendees.
Fixed a bug that caused Julianna’s assassinations to sometimes glitch.
Colt will no longer get accolades as a result of Julianna’s activities.
Julianna players will no longer hear Colt-only radio talks.
The problem with inconsistencies in leaning has been resolved (inputs will no longer be ignored sporadically)

Deathloop is a highly praised game with perfect ratings from a number of gaming magazines. Arkane Lyon, the studio behind the Dishonored series, is in charge of its development.

Bethesda is the source of this information.

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