Assassins Creed Shadows Patch Notes Revealed for First Title Update

Regarding some initial apprehensions about its content, “Assassin’s Creed Shadow” has gone beyond predictions with an exceptional debut. The game has already outshone nearly every other installment in the series financially, marking Ubisoft’s largest day-one launch on the PlayStation store. Just a week post-release, “Assassin’s Creed Shadow” is receiving its first update with adjustments aimed at enhancing player experience as they explore the latest addition to this renowned series. The initial hotfix for “Assassin’s Creed Shadow” goes live on all platforms today, March 25th, incorporating bug fixes and enhancements.

Assassin’s Creed Shadows has been released and can be played on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, PC, and Mac. A minor update addressing some significant bugs and enhancing the overall game stability was rolled out across all platforms at 2 PM EDT on March 25th. Although it’s a smaller update, it demonstrates that Ubisoft is attentive to player feedback and taking action to resolve issues. The main focus of this first title update is to rectify global stabilization problems, which should lead to improved gameplay across all platforms. Additionally, there are platform-specific fixes intended to reduce crashes based on reports from players.

Assassin’s Creed Shadows Update 1.0.1 Patch Notes

To get the complete details about today’s update download size and the hotfix patch notes, take a peek at the original developer’s notes provided below.

Patch Sizes

  • Xbox Series X|S: 8.88 GB  
  • PlayStation®5: 1.41 GB 
  • PC: 7.03 GB 
  • MAC: 9 GB 

Bug Fixes & Improvements 

  • Stabilization – Fixed some global issues 
  • [PS5] Fixed a Photo mode issue that could cause a crash when fetching photos to display on the world map. 
  • [PC] Fixed a Photo mode issue that could cause a crash when taking a photo. 

Any problems or glitches you find while playing ‘Assassin’s Creed Shadows‘ should be reported to the developer through the bug reporting tool. This way, they can look into and fix these issues for an upcoming update.

The initial post-release update for Ubisoft has been officially documented with patch notes, although the game experienced a preliminary fix on launch day to address issues related to in-game temples and shrines. Mainly, this update altered player activities within specific sacred sites, such as prohibiting destruction of significant items and assaulting peaceful civilians without weapons. Given the strong sales performance of the game thus far, it’s anticipated that more updates for Assassin’s Creed Shadows will be released soon.

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2025-03-25 21:39