Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Update - V1.5.89 Fix
For players who already owned the original PS4 version, this journey remains available as a $9.99 upgrade
The Horizon series is known for its intricate machine ecology. However, AI glitches can sometimes break the illusion. This patch fixes a rare issue where machines would fail to react to Aloy’s presence if she entered a specific stealth state. Additionally, players reported a bug where overridden machines would sometimes stand idle rather than following Aloy’s commands in combat; the AI logic for companion machines has been tightened up to ensure they engage enemies more aggressively.
when pressing the acceleration button, and players can finally use motion aiming while riding Audio Overhaul: The team addressed immersion-breaking audio issues, such as excessive reverb in certain areas and distracting dialogue panning where voices would sometimes get stuck in a single speaker. Quest Fixes: Key bugs were resolved, including a fix for Nil disappearing Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Update v1.5.89
were added to make conversations feel more alive and less "stiff" than in the original version. Horizon Wiki
While the original 2017 release was a masterpiece on PS4, and the 2020 PC port was a mess, the 2026 Remaster combined with v1.5.89 is now the technical showcase Aloy deserves. The traversal stutters are gone, the ray tracing adds genuine depth, and the soft-locks are history. For players who already owned the original PS4
Since its release on October 31, 2024, the remaster has bridged the visual gap between the original 2017 title and its sequel, Horizon Forbidden West
The most notable change in this version is the adjustment to account requirements and save-data reliability: Horizon Wiki While the original 2017 release was
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Another welcome fix involves the "Photo Mode." The Remastered version introduced an expanded Photo Mode with advanced depth of field options. The v1.5.89 update fixes an issue where some depth-of-field effects would apply inconsistently to Aloy’s hair, allowing photographers to capture the upgraded character models in their full glory.