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Sony Santa Monica has revealed new details on how God of War (2018) will work on PlayStation 5.
in a cheep, the God of War developer said that the PS4 title can run up to 60 frames per second if players choose the “Enhance Performance” video option. Plus, save transfers are compatible with PS4, so players don’t have to worry about losing their standard save or New Game Plus. Santa Monica Studio also confirmed that God of War III Remastered saves will carry over to PlayStation 5.
Whether you’re picking up the game for the first time or looking to finish that NG + save, God of War (2018) on the # PS5 will offer:
Up to 60 FPS with ‘Boost Performance’ Video Option Save Transfers – Starts right where you left off on PS4!
– Santa Monica Studio is hiring (@SonySantaMonica) October 26, 2020
On PS4, God of War targeted 30 frames per second when it launched, and it also included performance mode options for those playing on PS4 Pro. Favor Performance mode was capped at 60fps on PS4 Pro, but in our review From God of War, we said the game didn’t consistently hit that goal.
Sony confirmed last month that almost all PlayStation 4 games will be playable on PS5. However, the ability to transfer save data to the next generation will depend on the individual developers.
God of War will be part of the PlayStation Plus Collection, a set of PS4 games that will be released alongside PS5 for all PS Plus subscribers. Other games in the collection include Uncharted 4, Persona 5, Bloodborne, and more.
As for the studio’s current project, Sony Santa Monica is working on God of War Ragnarok, which was revealed at the September PS5 event with a 2021 release window.
For more next-gen readiness, check out our updated PlayStation 5 guide. The PS5 standard and digital editions are currently out of stock, but you can keep an eye out for our PS5 pre-order guide in case new stock becomes available.
Logan Plant is a news writer for IGN and a production assistant for Nintendo Voice Chat, IGN’s weekly Nintendo show. You can find him on Twitter at @LoganJPlant.
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