Evil Within PC Patch Introduces 60 FPS Cap Option, Lets You Disable Black Bars
Bethesda releases new update for horror game today on Steam; see the full patch notes here.
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Bethesda today released a new patch for the PC version of The Evil Within that, among other things, allows you to toggle back and forth between running the game with a 30 FPS or 60 FPS cap.
The patch, available today on Steam, also lets you disable the game's letterbox visual layout (those "black bars" you see), meaning the game will now fill up your entire screen if you want.
The full October 29 patch notes for The Evil Within are below. PC players can also access the game's console commands, which allow you to juice the game beyond 60 FPS and even play in God mode.
The Evil Within October 29 Patch Notes:
- Frame lock settings added - In settings, you can now toggle between a 30 FPS and 60 FPS cap
- Letterbox setting - UI toggle to disable the letterbox bars
- Fixes gameplay issues when running at >30 FPS
- Fixes for visual issues associated with removing letterbox framing
- Achievements now work when console is enabled
- Fix for game starting in windowed mode on first run
- Minor localization fixes
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