Survival-horror fans playing The Sinking City 2 can now access enhanced visual fidelity and quality-of-life improvements with the latest software update. This patch addresses long-standing technical limitations and introduces features that improve both immersion and replayability for players on PC and modern consoles. We have tracked the release timeline, and the update is available for immediate download across all supported platforms.
Patch 1.1.0 brings HDR10+ and PS5 Pro PSSR upscaling to PC and consoles
Developer Frogwares released this update on October 6, bringing version 1.1.0 to PC and version 1.000.004 to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S systems. The studio confirmed the rollout in a direct statement, noting that the patch is available now on consoles and PC. This release targets the survival-horror title across its full multi-platform footprint, ensuring consistency for users regardless of their hardware choice.
- Patch Version: 1.1.0 (PC) / 1.000.004 (Consoles)
- Release Date: October 6
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S
- New Features: HDR output, HDR10+ Support, AMD FSR 4.1.1, PS5 Pro support with PSSR, Pure New Game mode
The most significant technical additions involve display and upscaling technologies. The patch adds HDR output and HDR10+ support for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, allowing for higher dynamic range visuals. It also integrates AMD FSR 4.1.1 into the video settings and adds native support for PlayStation 5 Pro with PSSR upscaling. These changes provide players with more flexible options for balancing image quality and performance.
Beyond visual upgrades, the update introduces gameplay and stability improvements. A new Pure New Game mode allows players to start a fresh playthrough without loading a previous save file. The patch also fixes numerous bugs, including crashes, AI pathfinding issues, and visual glitches. Balance changes include increased Grenade Launcher damage and reduced enemy counts in specific encounters to adjust difficulty.
The update is available globally on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S as of October 6. Players can download the patch directly through their respective platform stores or the Steam client. We recommend updating immediately to access the new HDR features and stability fixes. The release marks a substantial technical step forward for the game's long-term support.
Source: MP1ST




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