The Last of Part I PC Port Receives Its First Patch Update As Fans Report Hilarious Bugs and Glitches

The Last of Us Part 1 PC port might have launched to a massive fan anticipation, amidst the revived love for the franchise. However, the release doesn’t seem to have gone as planned. Two days in, and the internet is flooded with reports of bugs and glitches. And they are simply hilarious at best, not to mention the performance issues. Naughty Dog has released the first patch, but it still looks like a long road ahead. Here are the details of these developments.

TLOU Part 1 PC ridden with bugs and glitches

The Last of Us Part 1 Remastered edition launched for PC and the Steam Deck on March 28. This came after a delay, as more fans awaiting the release amidst the hype created with the success of The Last of Us HBO series. It was a bad time to flunk, but netizens are having their own fun describing some of the bugs and glitches.

In one of such instances, characters have been found to be dripping wet, randomly in the middle of cutscenes, without any reason. The graphics are not even close to their PS5 counterpart, and in some cases, glitches literally spit out renders that looks like they’re still in the middle of the development process. You can see it for yourselves right here.

this is one of the funniest bugs i’ve ever seen: The Last of Us (PC port) characters “get wet during a cutscene for no reason” ????????https://t.co/tlI4F51a0q pic.twitter.com/suq5aD2FOq

— Dan Nguyen (@dancow) March 29, 2023

Naughty Dog releases the first patch note

Naughty Dog has had to share the first patch note within two days of the launch of The Last of US Part 1 PC port. Earlier today, the details were shared on the Naughty Dog feedback forum. As per the notice, v1.0.1.5 Patch Notes “focuses on stability and performance improvements and other smaller improvements.” Stability issues that they are working on include shader building crashes.

Naughty Dog has also stated that additional improvements are underway based on their ongoing investigations. For more information on what is currently under repair, check out their “Known Issues” section.