Tales of Berseria Remastered Receives Version 1.0.4 Update with Performance Improvements
Bandai Namco and DAG developers have released version 1.0.4 of Tales of Berseria Remastered, bringing performance enhancements and bug fixes to the action JRPG across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC via Steam.1
Steam Deck and PC Performance Boosts
A key feature of the update is the addition of a 120 FPS option for the Steam version, designed to maximize the capabilities of modern hardware.2 It’s key to note that although gameplay will run at 120 FPS with this setting enabled, cutscenes and certain animations will remain capped at 60 FPS.2
The update also addresses specific issues encountered by Steam Deck users. Previous reports of the screen going black or the game becoming unplayable when changing resolution or screen mode have been resolved, improving stability on Valve’s handheld device.2
Detailed List of Fixes in Version 1.0.4
Beyond performance improvements, version 1.0.4 includes a range of bug fixes:
- Graphics & Resolution: Fixed an issue causing automatic resolution changes in Window or Fullscreen mode on Steam.2
- Game Progress: Resolved a bug in the “Zabida’s Style” sub-event that halted progress after closing the map in a specific area.2
- Interface: Fixed an issue where post-fight subtitles were not appearing in certain settings.2
- Minigame: Corrected a problem with piece movement in the “Slide Puzzle” minigame.2
- Visual: Addressed various graphical glitches throughout the game.2
Post-Release Survey and Exclusive Rewards
Bandai Namco is currently conducting a post-release survey, open until April 2, 2026, to gather player feedback on their experience with the remastered version.2 The 23-question survey also aims to understand how players discovered the game. Participants who complete the survey will receive exclusive mobile phone wallpapers as a reward.2
About Tales of Berseria Remastered
Tales of Berseria Remastered is a prequel set hundreds of years before the events of Tales of Zestiria.3 The game follows Velvet Crowe, who transforms into a therion after a family tragedy, and her journey for vengeance.3 The remastered version features the Liberation Linear Motion Battle System and includes quality-of-life improvements compared to the original, which sold over 2.5 million units worldwide.3
This update demonstrates Bandai Namco’s commitment to supporting the classic title and ensuring a modern gaming experience for both new and returning players.3
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