Following the release of a user-created mod that significantly improved the visual quality of the PC version of Watch Dogs, Ubisoft has detailed the next official patch for its open-world hacking game.

The patch is for both PC and console, and it will bring a number of stability fixes and performance improvements to the game. The console versions of the patch deal primarily with game-breaking bugs, including a glitch that prevented players from progressing past 90 percent completion. It is available for the PS4 now, and it will launch for the PS3, 360, and One "within the next week."

The PC version of the Watch Dogs patch will launch "in the coming days," but it also addresses a broader range of problems, including addressing graphical bugs, improving stability, and increasing performance. Ubisoft is also improving graphics stability and fidelity.

Ubisoft has not yet commented on the previous user-created mod or the files that the creators unearthed within the game labeled "E3 2012 Bloom" and "E3 2012 Explosions," among others. But you can read the full list of improvements from the Ubisoft forums below: