Which makes sense, because it's incredibly low resolution at terrible frame rates. It is probably one of the worst performing, blurriest looking games I have played since the Xbox 360 era. (The visual presentation and performance is pretty much identical between PS5 and Series X.) In terms of performance, the 30fps mode offers more consistent performance albeit with some minor issues in the opening section of the game - occasional bouts of screen-tearing at the top third of the display, frame-rates as low as 20fps in some cutscenes and some hitches when transitioning from scripted cutscenes and gameplay. So PS5 runs with a stunning core visual feature-set, but the cost to image quality is significant. It's rare to see sub-720p internal resolutions on PS5 as we do here, but cutscenes do at least switch to a 30fps cap and therefore run at higher resolutions. In terms of polish, performance and accessibility, this is actually far worse than Fallen Order, perhaps taking the cake as the worst triple-A PC port of 2023, despite some remarkably strong competition.Īs you might expect, the 60fps performance mode uses a lower range of internal resolutions, with menus suggesting a 1440p target (in comparison to a 4K target for resolution mode), but actual pixel counts revealing numbers between 648p and 864p upscaled with FSR 2 to 1440p. Shader compilation stutter and traversal stutter are back, while the in-game options offer no recourse in addressing the game's key issues. This is somewhat hard to believe as all of the issues Fallen Order possessed return for the sequel, despite their staggeringly obvious nature.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor launched yesterday on PC and at this point in time, it's a technical failure on just about every level. I don't know, I feel like I just wanted to play a game that actually runs at an acceptable performance and resolution. Am I a crybaby because I spent 70 bucks on a current-gen video game that can't even render above 720p at 40+ FPS and was rated "the worst triple-A PC port" by Digital Foundry?
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