Sons of the Forest, the survival game developed by Endnight Games, is now out of early access, and the 1.0 update has brought new features and improvements, including AMD FSR 3 support.
As the game doesn't require an extremely powerful system to run, users with moderately powerful systems may not need to take advantage of the latest version of AMD's upscaler to achieve smooth performance, but having more options is never a bad thing.
The Sons of the Forest 1.0 update also introduces many other new features, such as five new cutscenes, new voice acting, new achievements, improvements over the previous version, balance tweaks, and more. You can check out the full update notes here.
Sons of the Forest is now available on PC via Steam. You can learn more about the game with the overview below.
A Survival Horror Simulator
Experience complete freedom to tackle the world how you want. You decide what you do, where to go and how best to survive. There are no NPC's barking orders at you or giving you missions you don't want to do. You give the orders, you choose what happens next.
Fight Demons
Enter a world where nowhere is safe and fight against a range of mutated creatures, some who are almost human like, and others who are like nothing you have ever seen before. Armed with pistols, axes, stun batons and more, protect yourself and those you care for.
Build and Craft
Feel every interaction; Break sticks to make fires. Use an axe to cut out windows and floors. Build a small cabin, or a sea-side compound, the choice is yours.
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