Ebb Software has published the patch 1.2.1.0 from Scornwhich among the various innovations introduces support for upscaling technology FSR 2.1 by AMD. In short, the very special first-person adventure, which seems to come out of an HR Giger nightmare, becomes even more powerful.
For the rest, the patch is basically aimed at improving the life quality of users, fixing some of the residual bugs, such as the NPC respawn after loading the game or the one that saw the protagonist get stuck in Act 5.
For more information on the game, read our review of Scorn, where we wrote:
Scorn offers an agonizing and sickening viewing experience that owes much to the work of Giger, Barker and Cronenberg. A journey into horror, as we wrote at the beginning, which will lead us to explore a setting in which flesh, blood, skin and metal merge in an excruciating way, regardless of the pain caused to the pathetic creatures that inhabit this unknown world, including the character we control. Ruthless even in the mechanics, the game requires a little effort and in some situations it is inevitably frustrating. The puzzles dress it up just enough to make it something other than a walking simulator, but the fights break the spell and showcase a productive ingenuity that in all other sectors the authors have been very good at masking.
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