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God of War received a new update over the weekend that includes a handy remedy for those having problems reading the game's on-screen text.
Developer SIE Santa Monica Studio received a number of complaints about the squint-inducing text in its PlayStation 4-exclusive actioner, and so has added a slider in the Accessibility menu to ensure it's easier to read.
In addition, the update also fixes a number of bugs and Sony's said it will continue to make changes based on community feedback. In other words, we're probably going to be seeing a lot of these smaller patches rolling out soon enough.
Hey there. We just released a new patch that focuses on text for map, goals, codex and the resources tab of the UI menus. Will be continuing to investigate more improvements
— Santa Monica Studio #GodofWar (@SonySantaMonica) April 22, 2018
God of War is out now for PlayStation 4 and made its presence known on the UK Chart, recording the series' best first week sales to date. Alice spent hours exploring the game's Norse-inspired playground while scrapping with various nasties, and reckons it's Kratos' best outing yet.
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