It is no secret that "Ark: Survival Evolved" will be getting an Xbox One update anytime soon from Studio Wildcard. Well, the day has finally arrived. The new console version 737 of the game has been finally unleashed. It certainly has some interesting features to offer!

According to Express, the new "Ark: Survival Evolved" patch arrived for the Xbox One, disallowing players to log into their respective games on the aforementioned console. This is primarily due to sync processes. The update reportedly weighs around 11 GB, featuring new contents and improvements.

The Xbox One "Ark: Survival Evolved" patch includes a dedicated server with a Save-Backups feature. Moreover, it is equipped with a memory saving capability along with an improved CPU performance increased at an estimate of 5 percent.

The said "Ark: Survival Evolved" Xbox One patch has been revealed a couple of times in the past. In fact, Studio Wildcard has somehow hinted the features it will bring to the game. Indeed, it delivered what was expected.

Inquisitr, on the other hand, reports that "Ark Survival Evolved" new update also brings out the largest dinosaur to have ever walked on the open-world title. The species is called Titanosaur, towering over the massive Giganotosaurus.

The new "Ark: Survival Evolved" dinosaur is deemed to be quite rare, with only three being allowed on the official servers, at least for the time being. Titanosaur can be utilized as a mobile base, though it is also expected as an end-game raid boss.

Furthermore, the latest "Ark: Survival Evolved" Xbox One patch brings out a new biome called Redwood Biome. It is slated to be dropped in the middle of The Island located in the Grand Peak, which is south of the Volcano. This new environment is filled with Redwood trees, but cannot be harvested. Nonetheless, players will be able to build wooden and/or metal Ewok-style bases out of them.

For interested "Ark: Survival Evolved" players, they can check the full patch notes here.