![]() ![]() Though Nioh is still starting to show its age compared to its sequel and games designed for modern hardware, like the Demon’s Souls remake, Nioh looks noticeably more detailed on PS5. ![]() Death, it turns out, is less painful on PS5.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's That said, the team at Digital Foundry found that it runs at a lower resolution in “PS5 mode.” Like many enhanced games on PS5 and Series X, Nioh’s once-excruciating load times have been cut to less than a second in this version. The 4K and “PS5 Standard” seem visually indistinguishable to my eye. There’s also a “PS5 Standard” mode that optimizes the game specifically for the new console. Nioh Remastered, can run at either 4K (at 60 frames per second) or up to 120 frames per second (at 1080p). Continue after the break to read our original review of Nioh.Īfter four years, Nioh takes a couple of big leaps forward on next-gen hardware. After playing the first few hours, Mike Epstein has some impressions on how the changes impact the PS5 version of the game. The new version is available as a free download on PS5 for players who already own Nioh on PS4, and as part of The Nioh Collection, a next-gen re-release. Editor's note: Sony recently released Nioh Remastered, a technically upgraded PS5 version of Nioh for PS5 and PC.
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