A new update for Prey has arrived on multiple platforms, addressing a wide range of bugs and general issues. On the PlayStation 4 in particular, version 1.05 of the game has been tweaked to address screen-tearing and stuttering, two issues players had complained about since launch.

First released on PlayStation 4 on May 5, 2017, Prey received favorable coverage but also has had to grapple with a variety of concerning glitches. The new fixes should push the game closer to what the developers always intended for it to be.

It makes for a rather lengthy read, but here’s a detailed list of the adjustments, tweaks, and fixes you should expect from update 1.05:

• [PS4 only] Fixes to address screen-tearing/stuttering.
• Player can no longer become blocked from rebooting Power Plant for the Reboot mission after killing the Technopath in Life Support.
• Added weapon malfunction text for when weapons jam.
• Fixed crash when mimicking bass guitar in the Yellow Tulip.
• Extra items gained through passive neuromods, such as organs and tumors from Necropsy or spare parts through Dismantle, will now properly stack in the player's inventory automatically.
• Loading a save from a previous version of the game will no longer remove all quests and inventory, or break the HUD.
• Fix for some AI-related crashes.
• Various combat tweaks/fixes for mimics.
• Opening the TranScribe will no longer disrupt FoV settings.
• The light on top of a turret will no longer become detached when the player jumps and glides while holding it.
• Approaching areas with Coral should no longer cause the client to stutter and eventually freeze.
• Operator corpses from saves made on previous builds will no longer cause performance issues.
• Repair II and III increase efficiency with suit patch kits. Reduced suit damage from enemies on easy and normal difficulty.
• Increased wrench range and strength of melee aim assist. Wrench now always staggers mimics (interrupts attacks). Mimics stand further back to prevent players having to look down too much.
• Stun Gun now tells the player when a target is out of its effective range. Weapons will display "Weapon Offline" when disabled by EMP.
• Hepatocytic Amp S-m186 chipset now properly only removes the negative effects of the "Drunk" debuff
• Player will now spawn in the correct location when traveling from Shuttle Bay to other locations.
• Fixed rare crash when level transitioning to Life Support.
• Reployers no longer lose collision when recycling them, and then loading a save where they were present.
• Player can no longer bypass ceiling collision by mantling GLOO.
• Danielle now voices the correct response to the player's actions with the Cook during the endgame sequence.
• The fabricated coral detector chipset and the quest-given chipset now both function correctly to scan the coral when installed
• Fix for rare freeze/crash when in combat with Phantoms.
• The Luther Glass quest will no longer incorrectly complete and fail after the player has already completed the quest in Trauma Center.
• Lights are no longer sometimes incorrectly on when the player enters the Cargo Bay for the first time
• Igwe will no longer be found in Cargo Bay when the "meet January" call is triggered.
• Mimic's wall jump attack animation is cancelled if they are stunned.
• Treasure Hunt now lists an objective and marker to return to Abigail's workstation once all the maps are investigated.
• The nightmare in the Arboretum is now able to get into the greenhouse and use ranged attacks on the player from the doorway.
• Turrets can now be hacked properly if they've been previously controlled by the Technopath.
• If the player manages to fully GLOO the greater mimic while it is in mid-lunge toward the player's face, the facegrab animation will no longer play and trap the player.
• Hitting a stunned Phantom with the wrench no longer breaks their animations
• Raised phantoms and operators will no longer become hostile to the player when attaching grenades to them.
• Various crash fixes
• Various text fixes.

Prey was developed by Arkane Studios, a reimagining of the 2006 title published by 2K Games and created by Human Head Studios. Fans waited a long time for that follow-up, and it’s a shame it arrived in the state it did, but players should still be able to have a lot of fun with it, especially now that so many of those initial bugs have been addressed. Are you planning to give Prey a chance?