Gothic 1 Remake PC Sound Fixed - Mini-Patch Released
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
Sound and AMD technology should now work correctly.
Alkimia Interactive continues to gradually fix the remake of the first Gothic. Recently, the developers released a small patch designed to eliminate some errors.
The hotfix for Gothic 1 Remake addresses issues with AMD FSR technology – it should now enable correctly – as well as problems with muffled sound, which many players had previously complained about. The developers are also continuing to work on a larger patch that will fix other issues identified by community members.
Currently, the hotfix is available for the PC version of Gothic 1 Remake. The developers are preparing an update for other platforms as well, but have not yet announced its release date – players are urged to await news. The planned release date for the next major patch for the remake has also not been named.
Overall, the technical issues of Gothic 1 Remake did not overshadow its release: the game launched on Steam with "very positive" reviews, an 88% rating after more than 24 thousand reviews.
In the Gothic remake, players encounter a specific lock-picking mini-game, which has become a huge problem for a significant number of community members. One tech enthusiast developed a special solver service for such tasks.
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