Soulslike Lords of the Fallen Resurrects with 40% Higher Pixel Density on PS5 Pro | Push Square

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Here's yet another game to throw onto the PS5 Pro pile. Lords of the Fallen — that is, last year's action RPG from CI Games and Hexworks — is being treated to some PS5 Pro enhancements, officially announced in a new press release.

Players with the new console will be able to enjoy the game with 40 per cent higher pixel density, «resulting in a sharper image and finer details». Additionally, you'll be able to choose from Performance mode — 4K resolution (upscaled from 1440p) at 60 frames-per-second — and Quality mode — native 4K at 30 frames-per-second.

It sounds like, whichever option you choose, you can look forward to a much better image quality than what's possible on the base PS5.

In addition to the announcement of PS5 Pro support, the team has teased «further planned updates and enhancements for the game across all platforms, many of which are based on feedback from players». So, it seems Lords of the Fallen will be subject to more improvements in the near future.

In our review of the game, we noted some technical hiccups with the game's performance in particular, so we're curious to see if the PS5 Pro can smooth out those rough edges.

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Will you be playing Lords of the Fallen on PS5 Pro? Tell us in the comments section below.

Stephen has been part of the Push Square team for over six years, bringing boundless enthusiasm and a deep knowledge of video games to his role as Assistant Editor. Having grown up playing every PlayStation console to date, he's developed an eclectic taste, with particular passion for indie games, arcade racers, and puzzlers. He's also our go-to guy for Sonic-related matters, much to his delight/chagrin.

Isn't it a kick in the balls all these games are now getting patches which improve the experience immesurably? No more could be done for the base ps5 versions? Just give us 950 euro please for the privilege.

No.

@atthegates that's the glass half empty approach from someone who's not getting a Pro. I am, so my