Nixxes Software released Death Stranding 2: On the Beach update 1.10 for PC on July 2, a stability-focused patch that resolves specific controller and visual bugs. This update matters to handheld PC owners who have reported issues with Steam Input icon mismatches and DLSS screenshot artifacts. The patch addresses these pain points with targeted fixes rather than broad performance overhauls.
Stability update resolves controller mapping and visual artifacts
The game runs on PC, and this release targets the software layer managed by Nixxes Software. The update resolves a freeze that could occur when using the instant camera feature. It also fixes a Steam Input issue where assigning the same action multiple times caused the wrong input icon to be displayed. These changes improve the usability of the game on Windows-based systems.
Version 1.10 includes a fix for visual distortion that appeared in screenshots when using DLSS upscaling. The developer listed various stability improvements alongside these specific bug fixes. The complete changelog confirms that the patch addresses the known issues without introducing new features. Players can now take clearer screenshots without visual artifacts from upscaling.
The patch does not include major gameplay changes or new content. Nixxes Software stated that no major updates are planned for the game following this release. This means the current build is the final major focus for the title on PC. Owners of handheld PCs running Death Stranding 2 can resolve controller mapping glitches and DLSS screenshot artifacts with this quick patch.
We looked at Death Stranding 2 On The Beach earlier while tracking Nixxes software launches. The previous patch 1.015 was released on June 10, making this July 2 release the next step in the game's PC support. The update is available now for all PC players. The release confirms the end of major development cycles for the title on this platform.
Source: MP1ST
