NieR: Automata is getting an "upgrade patch" on PC, four years after release
NieR: Automata was one of the most critically acclaimed releases of the jam-packed year of 2017, except on PC. Square Enix's Steam port of the game was criticized as having unreliable performance, a multitude of crashes, graphical errors, and more, according to fans. These complaints have been rampant, ever since NieR Automata's release, and yet the issues have never been addressed, until possibly now. Unofficially patches have been made, in order to make the game more playable for those who experienced stuttering problems, but now Square Enix has announced an "upgrade patch" for the Steam version of Nier Automata, more than four years after its release. Outside of the brief Tweet, the extend of the upgrade patch is unknown, but the company promises more information at a later date. Meanwhile, Nier Replicant is set to launch at the end of this month, hopefully culminating in a more quality PC port than Automata.
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