Gothic 1 Remake is a pretty awesome remake that runs well on most hardware configurations, though there are some minor issues with crashing because of a bad Unreal process. There are a few different error messages, but the main one is "An Unreal process has crashed: UE-G1R". The error message will come with a long explanation as well as some error codes. Thankfully, it's a fairly easy fix, so work your way through the steps below to solve the problem.

Takeaways:

  1. Learn how to fix Gothic 1 Remake "An Unreal process has crashed: UE-G1R" Error.
  2. What's causing Gothic 1 Remake LowLevelFatalError, UE Crash, and GPU Crash Dump Triggered.

How to Fix Gothic 1 Remake "An Unreal process has crashed: UE-G1R" Error

If it has been a while since you clean installed your GPU drivers, do it now using DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller)

  • Download Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU).
  • Download the latest stable GPU drivers from:
  • Disconnect your PC from the internet.
  • Run DDU and completely remove your graphics drivers.
  • Restart your system.
  • Install the latest GPU driver.
  • Restart again and reconnect to the internet.

If you can launch the game

  • Open Settings, then Graphics.
  • Turn off Nvidia Reflex (sometimes shown as Nvidia Streamline Reflex).
  • Next, go to Display settings and enable VSync.
  • Restart the game and test.

If the game does not launch

You will need to edit configuration files manually.

  • Go to this path:

This PC > C Drive > Users > Your Name > AppData > Local > G1R > Saved > Config > Windows

Open: GameUserSettings.ini

  • Enable hidden folders if AppData is not visible.

Inside the file:

  • Find Nvidia Reflex or Streamline Reflex Set it to false
  • Find VSync setting (bUseVSync) Set it to true
  • Save the file.

Optional: set the file to Read Only to prevent reset.

Visual C++ requirement

Install both:

  • Visual C++ x86
  • Visual C++ x64
  • Restart PC after installation.

Use GPU control panel settings

For NVIDIA users:

  • Open NVIDIA App or NVIDIA Control Panel
  • Enable or force Vertical Sync
  • Try Smooth Motion on or off
  • Set Low Latency Mode to Ultra

For AMD users:

  • Open AMD Software
  • Enable or toggle Enhanced Sync

Restart the game after changes.

Disable Windows GPU features

  • Search Graphics Settings in Windows.
  • Turn off Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling.
  • Restart PC.
  • Also try turning Game Mode off in Windows Settings > Gaming.

Launch options and resolution fix (Steam)

  • Right-click game > Properties > Launch Options
  • Try windowed mode with resolution: -width X -height Y
  • Use your system resolution (example 1920x1080).
  • If it does not help, remove launch options completely.

Fullscreen and config adjustments

In GameUserSettings.ini:

  • Set fullscreen mode to 2
  • Ensure resolution matches your monitor
  • Set: use desired screen height = true
  • Save changes.

Verify Game Files or reinstall

In Steam go to Properties > Installed Files > Verify Integrity.