Digital Foundry has opinions.
“A game to find joy in the little things in life”Mike Stranius thought evil west and scored a strong third (PS5 version tested). “It’s not worth playing for a second in quality mode”, was his technical judgment but also mentioned that Performance mode means 60fps – at 1080p! individuality.
And something that created controversy. On both the PS5 and Xbox Series X, we get 30fps in 4K and 60fps in 1080p. The Series S should settle for 1080p and 30fps. Digital Foundry You have opinions about this. They highlight the advantages – lighting, environmental design, rendering quality – and note that the visual visibility is good.
There are some sore spots, but image quality and performance are the most lasting wounds. Digital Foundry says 60fps in 1440p (“Or more”) would be reasonable. but not. By the way, 4K mode lands at 1728p on both the PS5 and Series X (instead of the promised 2160p).
The experience can look a bit fuzzy at 1080p and the quality modes on the PS5 and Series X don’t offer the kind of picture sharpness we’re used to seeing from 30fps games on current-generation premium consoles.
The rating is that the 30fps mode suffers “intrusive” Frame rate problems. The verdict is that you have to choose Performance mode, though testers say all modes have to do this “I feel good about working overtime.”.
In short: a good game but questionable technical implementation on current-gen consoles.
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