Ahead of Silent Hill f's launch in the coming days, preliminary technical analysis of the survival horror game suggests PlayStation 5 Pro users may have reason to be concerned. This adds Silent Hill f to the substantial list of third-party games that aren't been optimized all that well for the PS5 Pro.
Developed by Neobards Entertainment, Silent Hill f is the newest entry in Konami's long-dormant survival horror franchise. Silent Hill f is set to release on September 25 across PC, PS5, PS5 Pro, and Xbox Series X/S, and reviews for the upcoming Konami title have been nothing short of glowing, particularly for its layered story, freakish monster designs, unique 1960s Japan setting, and more. However, Silent Hill f's optimization seemingly falls a bit short on one console, that too the strongest of them all.
A recent technical analysis from Digital Foundry reveals that, unlike PS5 players who have the option of selecting between Quality (30fps) and Performance (60fps) modes in Silent Hill f, PS5 Pro users have no option but to play in a sole "Enhanced" mode that blends the two. The PS5 Pro's PSSR AI upscaling is always active in this mode,...
