The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered received Title Update 1.4 from Nixxes, bringing some notable improvements for PC players. This patch introduces NVIDIA DLSS 4 support, fixes AMD and Intel upscaling issues, and addresses several bugs affecting visuals and gameplay. Here’s what you need to know about the latest update.
If you own an NVIDIA RTX GPU, you can now take advantage of the new Transformer model for DLSS 4 upscaling, which aims to boost performance and image quality. Owners of the RTX 50 series GPUs also get Multi-Frame Generation toggled directly in the game’s settings, removing the need for the NVIDIA app.
AMD users aren’t left out either. The patch fixes a problem where AMD FSR Frame Generation wasn’t producing new frames and resolves ghosting issues that appeared when using this feature. Intel GPU support also improves with an update to Intel XeSS upscaling version 2.0.1, promising better visuals and smoother performance.
Beyond upscaling, the update tackles several bugs. A missing material that made a window in Seattle Downtown appear passable has been fixed, along with inconsistent mirror image quality in The Farm area. A flickering issue affecting hair, trees, and snow when Depth of Field was enabled has been resolved, stabilizing the game’s graphics.
Another quirky bug where the camera clipped through a building in The Seraphites section—letting players peek out of bounds—has been patched. After interacting with objects in specific locations, texture loading happens faster and more smoothly, improving overall gameplay flow.
Other fixes include correcting the DualSense controller rumble when connected via Bluetooth, updating tutorial prompts, moving gore toggle options to the graphics menu, and addressing ultrawide cinematic bugs. This update also includes stability improvements, eager to reduce crashes and improve performance, though specific details weren’t shared.
The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered Patch 1.4 Release Notes
- Integrated NVIDIA DLSS 4 with Transformer model for upscaling and Multi Frame Generation for supported GPUs.
- Added menu option to toggle between Legacy and Transformer models for NVIDIA DLSS upscaling.
- Added Max Generated Frames menu option to control the number of generated frames when using Multi Frame Generation on NVIDIA RTX 50-series GPUs.
- Resolved a bug that caused severe ghosting when using FSR Frame Generation.
- Addressed an issue where AMD FSR Frame Generation did not generate new frames.
- Updated Intel XeSS upscaling to version 2.0.1.
- Addressed an issue where DualSense rumble did not function when connected wirelessly via Bluetooth.
- Resolved a bug that caused flickering in hair, trees and snow when Depth of Field was enabled.
- Fixed a bug where tutorials involving the weapon cross would not show a ‘hold middle mouse button’ prompt.
- Addressed a bug related to a missing material, that made a window in Seattle Downtown seem traversable.
- Resolved a bug that caused different mirrors in The Farm to have different image quality.
- Moved the option to toggle between Default and Reduced Gore from Combat Accessibility to the Graphics Menu.
- Fixed a bug that made it appear as though Ellie had a knife on her back during The Chalet when certain skins were equipped.
- Resolved a bug that caused the camera to clip through a building in The Seraphites, allowing players to see out of bounds.
- Fixed bugs related to texture loading following interactions at certain locations.
- Various localization text related updates and corrections.
- Various bug fixes related to ultrawide cinematics.
- Various accessibility bug fixes.
- Stability improvements.
Steam will automatically download this update the next time you launch the client. If you’ve been noticing any of the issues mentioned or want to try out the new DLSS 4 features, now’s the time to jump back in.
