In September, Guerrilla Games fixed a bug in "Horizon Zero Dawn" that left protagonist Aloy forever a child. And in October, Aloy's growth continues: thanks to a new patch released today, she seems to be able to walk upright.

Horizon Zero Dawn got off to a bit of a rough start on PC. It ran fairly well on Hardware Editor's PC, but reviewers encountered frame rate and stuttering issues. Guerrilla acknowledged these issues shortly after the game's launch in August, but it appears to be making good progress in this regard, as recent user reviews on Steam have been "very positive."

"First of all, I want to thank you all for your continued feedback, patience, and support. Over the past few weeks, our team has been hard at work on some of the trickier changes that require some time for development and testing," Guerrilla said in the update announcement. 'Patch 1.06 addresses some of these issues, including crash fixes and further improvements to the game. These include several issues reported by the community, such as Alloy not walking in the direction the camera is facing when pressed forward. [The full Horizon Zero Dawn 1.06 patch notes are below; Guerrilla says that other issues are still being investigated, and players who encounter problems that are not on the "known issues" list are encouraged to report them here.

Crash fixes:

Graphics improvements:

Gameplay improvements:

Other improvements:

Known issues: