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| Kena: Bridge Of Spirits Confirms PS5 Graphics Modes, Duration |
The new title developed by
EmberLab can be played in two distinct modes depending on your preferences
In the last two generations, the
computing capabilities of consoles have increased dramatically, allowing
developers to get closer and closer to the creation of the video game without
having to submit to the limitations imposed by poorly performing hardware.
For this reason, many software
houses, over the last few years, have decided to implement different ways of
using their video game. Kena Bridge of Spirits, a title developed and published
by EmberLab, is certainly no exception and offers users a loyalty mode and a
performance mode.
PlayStation 5 players will be
able to enjoy Kena Bridge of Spirits however they like
In fact, the version of the game
available for PlayStation 5 will give users the possibility to choose the mode
that best suits their style of play. Those who prefer to enjoy the maximum
graphic expression of the title can select the fidelity mode, which will run
Kena at 4K in 60 frames per second. The performance mode is for those who
prefer the fluidity of the actions and provides an upscaled 4K and 60 frames
per second.
PC users, as usual, will be able
to juggle the graphics settings with much more freedom, in order to obtain the
most suitable gaming experience for their hardware. Also confirmed support for
DirectX 12 for the PC version.
Kena Bridge of Spirits is
available from today on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 as an exclusive
console, while its PC version will be available for purchase through the Epic
Games Store
Kena Bridges of Spirits has duration
commensurate with the price
The title costs 46.89 dollar on
the PlayStation console, and has an overall longevity ranging from 8 to 10
hours, although it can lead to as much as 12-15 hours if players want to
immerse themselves totally in the game. The duration of Kena: Bridges of Spirits
is comparable to games with similar traits, for example Biomutant, also an
action-adventure game, developed by a small studio.
Among the other functions that
could increase the duration of the game is the inclusion of the Photo Mode,
recently confirmed also in Kena: Bridges of Spirits, It was already quite clear
that this title would have had a resized size, but to compensate for this there
is a meticulously constructed world, with a tribal-like soundtrack and a
decidedly intense and exhilarating fight.
Ember Labs also announced the
arrival of the Deluxe Edition in November, which includes the soundtrack and
new merchandise. Look forward to our review on Kena Bridges of Spirits by
monitoring our website tuttoteK, and visit the Instant Gaming store to get
games at discounted prices.