Star Wars Jedi Survivor will receive a new update that includes a complete revamp of the performance mode on PS5 and Xbox Series X, as well as DLSS compatibility for the PC version. While Star Wars Jedi Survivor garnered positive reviews at its release, it was met with criticism from users across all platforms for a variety of reasons. Due to performance concerns, gamers began leaving unfavorable reviews for Star Wars Jedi Survivor, and some players even encountered serious game-breaking flaws.
EA has released many patches for Star Wars Jedi Survivor since its release to address these issues.
Star Wars Jedi Survivor latest patch Changelogs: –
- Performance mode has been entirely redesigned to improve the player experience significantly.
- A variety of GPU and CPU optimizations, as well as the disablement of Ray Tracing, have resulted in an improved player experience, including a steady 60 FPS in Performance mode.
- Quality Mode has also been improved to assist in reducing FPS fluctuations and bring other visual enhancements.
- PS5 now supports a variable refresh rate.
- Additional PC performance and optimization enhancements, including DLSS compatibility.
- Changes to the save system to assist in avoiding save game corruption.
- Fixed a bug in which players could not reclaim their XP after dying in certain circumstances.
- Several crash fixes.
- Various bug fixes and enhancements have been made across all platforms, including changes to fabric, lighting, and the user interface.
According to the patch notes for Star Wars Jedi Survivor version 7, developer Respawn Entertainment has fully overhauled the 60 FPS performance mode for PS5 and Xbox Series X. On debut, Star Wars Jedi Survivor included a performance mode, however, it was quite unstable, with a lot of screen tearing.
According to the patch notes, the new version will disable Ray Tracing in this mode while also optimizing the GPU and CPU. It will also improve quality mode to lessen FPS fluctuations, as well as bring VRR compatibility to the PS5 version of the game.
PC players will be pleased to know that patch 7 will include DLSS compatibility to the PC version of Star Wars Jedi Survivor, as well as additional performance and optimization improvements. Star Wars Jedi Survivor’s save system has also been improved to assist in preventing save file corruption.
Even though the new Star Wars Jedi Survivor update contains significant changes, it arrives many months after the game’s first release in April 2023. Regardless, some Star Wars Jedi Survivor fans will be glad to know that the performance setting will now give a respectable 60 FPS gameplay experience on consoles, with PC players able to use DLSS. Players should be aware that this adjustment does not affect the in-game cinematics, which will remain at 30 frames per second on the PS5 and Xbox Series X.
Star Wars Jedi Survivor is now available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, with PS4 and Xbox One versions in the works.
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