Let’s dive into the history of Kena Bridge of Spirits.
The wait is over! Kena: Bridge of Spirits is among us, available for both PS4 and PS5 and on PC. The work of Ember Lab presents a fantastic universe in which the cute and tiny Rot will help Kena in her incredible adventure.
Since the game is available on systems of different generations, it is worth checking how it looks on each of them. In this regard, a new video from IGN’s YouTube channel compared the PS4 Pro and PS5 versions of the game. On PS5, gamers have access to two graphics modes, Performance Mode (Upscaled 4K at 60 FPS) and Resolution Mode (native 4K at 30 FPS locked).
The video published by IGN does not seem to highlight particular differences between the various versions of the game. Even on PS4 Pro the title seems to be very fluid and the setting certainly does not lose its beauty. Gamers who own a last-gen console will therefore have no problem enjoying the experience. Below you can take a look at the video.
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Kena Bridge Of Spirits is now available on PC, PS4 and PS5: if you haven’t done so yet, you can read our review at this link.
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