Naughty Dog has updated the PC version of The Last of Us Part 1 this week, offering support for AMD FSR3.1 Super Resolution and AMD FSR3.1 Frame Generation. Beyond that, there’s also a couple of general fixes for the game, including ironing out a rendering issue in the Hometown stage on TVs when using NVIDIA DLSS or AMS FSR. You can read the full details in The Last of Us Part 1 PC Update 1.4.4 patch notes below.
The Last of Us Part 1 was originally released for the PS5 back in September 2022, and arrived for the PC the following year. The game utilises the beefier hardware of Sony’s latest home console to spruce up the original 2013 version of the game and its PS4 remaster, bringing higher detailed textures, improved character models, lush foliage, and much more to the able. In short, it’s the definitive version of Naughty Dog’s post-apocalyptic classic.
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Feature Support
- Added support for AMD FSR3.1 Super Resolution
- Added support for AMD FSR3.1 Frame Generation
General
- [Hometown] Fixed rendering issue that could appear on TVs when using NVIDIA DLSS or AMD FSR
- [The University] Fixed issue that could occur when interacting with a generator while enemies were still present
- [Bus Depot] Fixed issue where Joel’s flashlight would turn on when inspecting certain artifacts despite being in direct sunlight
Accessibility
- Fixed Text to Speech issue where “M” key was not being read when assigned to a function
[Source – The Last of Us Part 1 Patch Notes]