Horizon Zero Dawn - Remastered Update V1589

The update you're likely referring to is Patch 1.5.89 , which was released for the PC version of Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered February 6, 2025 The Story of Patch 1.5.89

The most recent major verified update for the remastered version (which launched in late 2024 for PS5 and PC) is horizon zero dawn remastered update v1589

File Size:

Expect a download of roughly 1.2 GB to 2.5 GB depending on your platform. The update you're likely referring to is Patch 1

That night, I climbed the Tallneck near Devil's Grief. The rain had cleared. The stars—actual volumetric starfields now, not a static skybox—spun above me. The machine’s neck hummed with new ambient audio: deep, resonant tones that synced with my heart. Adaptive Trigger Tension Calibration: The tension for the

Audio Overhaul and Balancing

: The update addresses "excessive reverb" in cave systems and balances pre-rendered cutscene audio to match real-time gameplay volume.

: Fixed issues with the "Concentration" skill activating unexpectedly and resolved a black screen bug when importing PS4 save data for New Game+. Earlier Hotfixes Prior to that, Hotfix 1.0.38.0 addressed immediate technical hurdles:

• Adaptive Trigger Tension Calibration: The tension for the bow draw now correctly resets after a cinematic. Before v1589, triggers would sometimes remain “heavy” even after Aloy lowered her weapon.
• Haptic Feedback for Machine Treads: You will now feel subtle, low-frequency hums when a Thunderjaw or Ravager stomps near you. This was present in the base remaster but bugged out on surround sound systems. Fixed.
• 3D Audio for Headphones (PS5): Spatial mapping for Watcher chirps and Glinthawk dives has been rebalanced. Directionality is now far more precise.

Save Data

: Fixed an issue where the game could not save if the "Documents" folder was rerouted to the root of a drive.