Mafia 3, the recently released new entry of the series developed by Hangar 13, has received a new hotfix on PC which promises to further improve the game's experience following the first patch released last week.
The new Mafia 3 hotfix introduces a fix for blurry rendering as well as other stability improvements. The new hotfix is around 1.2 GB big.
We just rolled out a hotfix on PC that addresses blurry rendering for some players, and other stability improvements.We’re still working on more fixes for Mafia III and will share more details in the coming week. Thanks for the feedback!
Last week's Mafia 3 PC patch introduced multiple framerate options, allowing players to finally go beyond 30 FPS, as well as other improvements.
This patch includes 30, 60, and unlimited frames-per-second options on PC. To select your framerate, just head to the display menu in-game. Just make sure to tailor the framerate settings to the power of your machine. This patch also includes improvements to keyboard remapping, so head to the controls menu to check out the options. Note: this patch resets keyboard mapping to default, so any changes you made to the controls previously will need to be customized after installing the patch.
Earlier this week, we have reported that a new Mafia 3 ReShade preset has been shared by a dedicated fan. This preset makes the game look quite a bit better so make sure to check it out if you don't like how Mafia 3 looks right now on PC.
Mafia 3 is now available in all regions on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. We will keep you updated on any future patch coming to all versions of the game, so stay tuned for all the latest news on Hangar 13's open world game.
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