Ubisoft's Montreal-developed game "Far Cry Primal" deployed a new patch for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 players.

According to Game Spot, one of the things included in the update is the ability of the player to remove head-up displays (HUD) at any difficulty level. In addition, the game developer notes that players can now do awesome screenshots with the game's no-HUD option.

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Far Cry Primal enthusiasts should also notice an enhanced performance, AI improvements, overall mission improvements, UI enhancements, fixes on lightning and wildlife issues.

Since the Far Cry Primal 1.02 patch notes is only for Xbox One and PS4, no further information was mentioned about an upcoming patch update for its PC counterpart. However, speculations are rife that the Far Cry Primal PC update will is coming soon.

The game's 1.02 patch, which has a file size of 570MB for Xbox One and 577MB for PS4, will also bring stability and fix to the game's low occurrence system crashes.

Far Cry Primal, developed and published by Ubisoft, is an action-adventure video game that was released earlier this year. It was first launched on PS4 and Xbox One in February and was introduced to Windows PC on March 1.

The game was well-received by the gaming industry and was even tagged as one of the most addictive game ever developed.

Watch the Far Cry Primal trailer below:

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