Intel Released Game On Driver for Borderlands 4, Silksong and More

Intel has released graphics driver 32.0.101.7029 for Arc GPUs, including integrated graphics cards. It’s a Game On update with day-one support for Borderlands 4, Dying Light: The Beast, EA Sports FC 26 and Hollow Knight: Silksong, alongside bug fixes and a long list of known issues to watch.

Intel has rolled out Game On graphics driver 32.0.101.7029 (Non-WHQL), dated Sept. 10, 2025, for Arc A-series and B-series GPUs and Core Ultra CPUs with built-in Arc graphics. It supports Windows 10 22H2 and Windows 11 21H2-24H2. The package is a generic Intel build available from Intel’s download center and may replace OEM-tuned drivers.

This is a Game On update with launch week profiles for Borderlands 4 and Dying Light: The Beast, plus support for EA Sports FC 26 and Hollow Knight: Silksong. Intel’s Game On program aims for day-one readiness and stable performance on Arc and Core Ultra by aligning shader compilation and driver profiles for new releases. Installing the generic package can supersede OEM customizations (relevant for laptop users).

Intel lists two visual fixes for DX12 systems in the new driver. In Peak, issues with flickering textures were resolved on Arc B-series GPUs and Core Ultra 2 systems with built-in Arc graphics, reducing distracting shimmer during gameplay. In Mafia: The Old Country, corrupted hair rendering in certain scenes is corrected across both Arc B- and A-series GPUs and Core Ultra 2 iGPUs, improving character detail and cutscene consistency (for new Mafia PC requirements, see our guide).

On Arc B- and A-series GPUs, Intel flags a few game-side problems:

• World of Warcraft: Dragonflight can crash when switching the API to DX11.
• Broken Arrow (DX11) may run slower after changing graphics settings.
• Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (DX12) on Arc A-series can crash with ray tracing and XeSS enabled.
• Intel also notes intermittent visual corruption in some multi-app scenarios on the Arc B-series.

For Core Ultra CPUs with built-in Arc graphics, WoW: Dragonflight has the same DX11 switch crash across Series 1 and 2.

Borderlands 4, a co-op looter shooter with action RPG elements developed by Gearbox and published by 2K, arrived on Sept. 12, 2025, for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with a Nintendo Switch 2 version planned later this year. For the full PC specs and our recommended parts, see our dedicated Borderlands 4 system requirements and hardware guide.

Dying Light: The Beast, an open-world action survival horror developed and published by Techland, launches on Sept. 19, 2025, for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Detailed PC requirements and hardware advice are available in our standalone Dying Light: The Beast guide.