A new Yakuza 0 patch for PC has been released and is currently live in its beta phase. Sega is actively working on an update that will make the game’s display look better when played on ultrawide screens. Also, a new border artwork in certain segments has been applied, and the FOV can now be openly adjusted by players. If you want to test the update, check out Yakuza 0 in your Steam library, go to properties and click on the BETAS tab then input the password “DragonOfDojima” and see what it’s like. Patch Notes
Branch: community_test_branch Password: DragonOfDojima • Fixed an issue related to shaders and shadow rendering affecting lighting/skin tone (most noticeable during cut scene at the end of chapter 6) • Fixed an issue where certain particle effects were not being displayed (most noticeable when using certain weapons like the cannon) • Improved ultrawide display support • Added FOV slider in advanced graphics menu • Added border artwork displayed during areas with locked aspect ratio when played in non-16:9 display modes • Added Background audio slider in audio menu • Added UI toggle in settings menu • Added target monitor output selection option for multi monitor setups in advanced graphics menu • Added support for QWERTZ and AZERTY keyboard layouts • Fixed an issue where disconnecting a controller during conversation could cause a soft lock • Fixed an issue where mouse cursor would be confined within application window while in menus • Fixed an issue which could cause a crash when playing the fishing mini game • Fixed an issue where the game could crash if the installation folder path includes a dot • Improved behaviour of camera control when using a mouse to use raw mouse input • Improved mouse scroll wheel behaviour • Improved Alt+Tab behaviour
As always, beta patches are opt-in only and Sega recommends downloading the patch if and only if you’re currently experiencing any in-game issues with Yakuza 0.
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