Square Enix is giving Nier: Automata's Steam version some TLC. The publisher took to Twitter to tell fans that an "upgrade patch" for the sombre RPG is currently in development. That's all the details we have right now, but Square Enix says it'll have more information to share with you at a "later date".
This all follows Nier: Automata's Become As Gods edition coming to Game Pass on PC after being available on Xbox One. Fans reckon it's a much better version of the game on Steam, so they started review bombing the one that's available on Valve's storefront.
When the game was initially released in 2017, people came across UI problems, awkward controls, a locked framerate, and other issues. As such, a mod called Fix Automata Resolution swiftly became the recommended way to play one of Yoko Taro's best games on PC. The Become as Gods version that Game Pass has got, meanwhile, comes with a borderless window mode, runs smoother, and has upscaled textures, which the Steam version owners would quite like.
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