PS4 VR Game Blood and Truth Just Got Several PS5 Enhancements

Alessio Palumbo
Blood and Truth

PlayStation 4 VR game Blood and Truth, originally released on May 28th, 2019, has been confirmed to be already equipped with a plethora of PlayStation 5 enhancements ahead of Sony's next-generation console launch scheduled in three days from now (in select countries, while others will have to wait for November 19th).

The news came directly from developer SIE London Studio, who shared the following info on Twitter.

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Planning to play #BloodAndTruth on #PS5?

Our latest update means you already have the new enhancements for next gen to make the experience EVEN BETTER!

  • Higher resolution
  • Higher framerate (up to 90 fps)
  • Highest detail assets used at all times
  • Improved texture details …this is across the whole game, as well as all our FREE DLC!

Blood and Truth received an average score of 80/100 according to Metacritic. You can now get it for $17.50 via Amazon.

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For our full review of the PlayStation 5 console, check out Kai's recent article.

The PlayStation 5 is the console that feels like a true step into next-generation with the combination of the SSD, audio and controller trinity. Much like the Xbox Series X, the software support at launch is lacking but there is still enough there to differentiate from last gen’s PlayStation 4.

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