Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Reveals PlayStation 5 Pro Features

A game that seemingly looks best on PlayStation 5.

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Ubisoft has revealed how Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced will take advantage of the PlayStation 5 Pro when it releases on July 9. The game will also release for $59.99 on Xbox Series X|S and PC. 

On the regular PlayStation 5, the settings are as follows:

  • Performance
    • Resolution: 2160p Upscaled
    • Target Performance: 60 FPS
    • Ray Tracing Usage: Standard
  • Fidelity
    • Resolution: 2160p Upscaled
    • Target Performance: 30 FPS
    • Ray Tracing Usage: Extended
  • Balanced
    • Resolution: 2160p Upscaled
    • Target Performance: 40 FPS
    • Ray Tracing Usage: Extended

For the PlayStation 5 Pro, the specs are as follows

  • Performance
    • Resolution: 2160p Upscaled Using PSSR
    • Target Performance: 60 FPS
    • Ray Tracing Usage: Extended
  • Fidelity
    • Resolution: 2160p Upscaled Using PSSR
    • Target Performance: 30 FPS
    • Ray Tracing Usage: Extended
  • Balanced
    • Resolution: 2160p Upscaled Using PSSR
    • Target Performance: 40 FPS
    • Ray Tracing Usage: Extended

Additionally, a recent blog post outlines how ray-tracing will enhance objects like wet wood, metal, and ocean spray, reflecting light across more surfaces than ever before. Said blog post also outlines more PlayStation 5 Pro features:

We’ve also expanded our strand-based hair on PS5 Pro. Rather than relying solely on traditional hair cards, the engine can simulate and render individual strands for more natural motion and response to wind. All of this allows us to get a very realistic hair render for our characters.

On PS5 Pro, strand-based hair is available for Edward in all modes. In Fidelity mode, nearby crowd characters also benefit from strand simulation during gameplay, while cinematics use strand-based hair for all characters regardless of mode.

In addition, Black Flag Resynced supports the latest version of PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR), helping deliver better image quality and improved reconstruction, reducing the visual gap between performance and fidelity modes.

Saras Rajpal
Saras Rajpal
Saras is a passionate writer, with a love for immersive sims, superhero games, and Persona. He graduated college with a Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in creative writing. He's been with Final Weapon since 2023.

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