After announcing plans to release a new update last week, Blizzard has finally made update 2.1.4 available to download.

Diablo 4 update 2.1.4 is available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. As Blizzard gets things ready for Season 8, the patch improves visuals and performance on PC.

The headline change is support for Intel XeLL and XeSS Frame Generation. If your PC meets the hardware requirements, then you can enable this function by visiting the graphics menu in the settings.

Elsewhere, Diablo 4’s default setting will automatically enable resolution scaling for better performance. According to Blizzard, the type of scaling will be picked based on your PC hardware. Blizzard has also fixed an issue where Inquisitors could teleport to towns in certain scenarios. Likewise, there’s also a fix for the the renaming loadout ability.

You can see the full list of Diablo 4 update 2.1.4 patch notes below.

Diablo 4 update 2.1.4 patch notes

Game Updates

• Support for Intel XeLL and XeSS Frame Generation has been added. Settings can be found in the graphics menu for players on PC who meet the hardware requirements.

• By default, Diablo IV will now enable resolution scaling for better performance. The scaling method chosen will be based on the user’s hardware configuration.

Bug Fixes

Season of Witchcraft

• Fixed an issue where the Scour event could not be completed in certain situations.

• Fixed an issue where the icons on the minimap for Herb nodes could disappear during the Scour event.

• Fixed an issue where Treasure Goblins could be hard to hear in Headhunt zones.

• Fixed an issue where Cocoons could destroy Druid Boulder projectiles.

Miscellaneous

• Fixed an issue where Inquisitors could teleport to towns in certain scenarios.

• Fixed an issue where the ability to rename a loadout could be lost when disabling the Mature Language Filter.

• Various performance, stability, and visual improvements.

Microsoft has unveiled the next wave of releases coming to Xbox Game Pass in March 2025.

On the same day Sony released the new PS Plus Extra and Premium gamesfor March, Microsoft has revealed the next five releases coming to Xbox Game Pass in the coming days and weeks. With the PlayStation Plus Extra line-up proving a little lacklustre, it’s a decisive victory for Xbox Game Pass in March.

The Xbox Game Pass releases are headlined by upcoming Rebellion game Atomfall, which will join the line-up as a day-one release on March 27. While the Atomfall reviews are yet to be published, first impressions are extremely positive.

The unique survival game takes place in an alternate history version of the Lake District in Cumbria.

Inspired by Fallout, the British Countryside is home to various factions and raiders following an incident involving nuclear radiation.

Microsoft explains more: “A survival-action game inspired by real-life events, Atomfall is set five years after the Windscale nuclear disaster in Northern England.

“Explore the fictional quarantine zone, scavenge, craft, barter, fight and talk your way through a British countryside setting filled with bizarre characters, mysticism, cults, and rogue government agencies.”

Additional titles will be available on Xbox Game Pass in the days leading up to the release of Atomfall on March 27.

This includes the early access release of the interesting looking 33 Souls from today, followed by Octopath Traveller 2 on March 19.

Train Sim World 5 is also coming to Xbox Game Pass on March 19, complete with three new routes for players to experience.

Next up is Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island on March 20, which is playable on Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass and Game Pass Standard.

“You’re shipwrecked on a lost mythical island. As backpacker Alex, you must befriend the forgotten gods of Greek mythology and restore their memories,” reads the official Mythwrecked description.

“Explore the dynamic island and its story sandbox to build new friendships, solve the mystery and save the gods.”

Finally, there’s the excellent albeit slightly underbaked Blizzard Arcade Collection, which joins Game Pass on March 25.

The retro compilation includes Blackthorne, The Lost Vikings, The Lost Vikings 2, Rock N Roll Racing, and RPM Racing. That’s on top of various bonus features like galleries and music players.

Elsewhere, Xbox Game Pass Core subscribers will be treated to Tunic, Batman: Arkham Knight and Monster Sanctuary from March 26.

Earlier this year, Daily Express ranked the Top 10 most underrated World War 2 films of all time.

And among the titles was a hidden gem from Finland in what many dubbed as John Wick vs the Nazis.

Having recently been added to Netflix, the action thriller debuted at No 1 on the UK film chart Top 10.

The $6 million independent film is now holding on to second place, having only been topped by the streamer’s $320 million blockbuster The Electric State.

Set during 1944’s Lapland War, Sisu follows a Finnish Army commando turned gold prospector attempting to defend himself from being robbed and murdered by a Waffen-SS platoon. Influenced by the Spaghetti Westerns of Sergio Leone and Rambo First Blood, this gory 2022 outing received critical acclaim upon release.

Sisu is streaming now on Netflix.