Since I’m familiar with the game, I spend more time running from each point, looking for shortcuts and taking unconventional routes. The big one came when moving from a building into the open world areas, where frame rate dropped drastically. While glitches still exist from time to time, the big ones no longer rear their heads. All things considered, you don’t wait long for a beautiful presentation to appear with the PS5 version, so the lack of improved loading times doesn’t negatively affect the final product. In defense of the game proper, the original time you spent looking at a loading screen stayed lower than six -p0seconds or so. Ultimately, the PS5 version does little to improve overall loading times. Thankfully, this problem does not exist on the PS5, and every save and reload function works just fine.
Believe me, I found several ways to unnaturally delete my save file in the previous version.
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In reference to the save file corruption issue, I attempted to do the exact same things I did on the PS4 to repeat the problem. Really, you have to be building something while standing in radioactive buildup AND while being attacked or running through a constant line of shrubs just to force the game’s performance to dip.
A great deal has to be going on at the same time, but even then it never goes below 40 or so. With everything blowing in the wind, the console is no doubt taxed. All the jagged edges from last-gen hardware no longer exist on the PS5, and while shadows aren’t perfect, each little leaf and blade of grass projects its own shadow.Īs such, the level of immersion goes up substantially on the next-gen hardware so much that I don’t think I could recommend playing Chernobylite any other way. On the contrary, from the first moment the PS5 version of the game loaded up, I couldn’t believe my eyes at just how improved the graphic fidelity is. Nothing looked bad by any means, but nothing looked deeply vivid or polished, either. One thing about the PS4 version that stuck with me was the kind of compromises that the development team had to make in order to run Chernobylite on that hardware. Chernobylite PS5 Review – Adding Polish To Great Ideas Improving A Concept With the release of the PS5 version comes promised improvements, and while the game still has its fair share of issues, the enhancements transform Chernobylite into a more completed, enjoyable product. I wanted this concept to succeed, and I still do. Chernobylite PS5 Review – As much as the PS4 version of Chernobylite frustrated me with its shortcomings, the game’s undeniable strengths stayed with me.
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