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How does it really run on PlayStation 5?

Search any PS5 game and see graphics modes, frame rates, PSSR, ray tracing and our PSFoundry Score.

Most searchedThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt God of War Horizon Zero Dawn Cyberpunk 2077 Elden Ring Hollow Knight The Last of Us Part II Fallout 4

Games analysed

Console entries

Graphics modes

Cited sources

Step 1
We collect the analyses
Frame-rate tests and technical breakdowns from trusted outlets, for every PlayStation 5 release.
Step 2
We extract the numbers
Graphics modes, target frame rate, resolution, PSSR and ray tracing — recorded per console, with sources.
Step 3
We score the technical result
A console-specific PSFoundry Score for how the game runs — never how good the game is.

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Technical data sourced from independent outlets

Digital Foundry / Eurogamer
VG Tech
El Analista De Bits
NX Gamer
Push Square
IGN
GameSpot
Rock Paper Shotgun

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Latest analysed games

Newest PlayStation 5 releases with a completed technical analysis.

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PS5 Pro

Best on PS5 Pro

Highest PSFoundry Scores recorded on PlayStation 5 Pro.

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PS5 Pro

Astro Bot

2024 · Team Asobi

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PS5 Pro

Split Fiction

2025

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PS5 Pro

Ghost of Yotei

2025 · Sucker Punch Productions

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PS5 Pro

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6

2024 · Treyarch

PS5 ProPS5

Worst on PS5 Pro

Lowest PSFoundry Scores recorded on PlayStation 5 Pro — technical delivery only, not game quality.

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Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon

2025

PS5 ProPS5

PS5 Pro

007 First Light

2026

PS5 ProPS5

PS5 Pro

Monster Hunter Wilds

2025 · Capcom

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PS5 Pro

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

2023

PS5 ProPS5

Beyond 60 fps on PS5 and PS5 Pro

Games with a verified graphics mode targeting more than 60 fps — 90 fps and 120 fps modes.

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Anything above 60 fps only reaches your eyes on a display that accepts 120 Hz over HDMI. On a 60 Hz TV these modes are either unavailable or capped at 60 fps, and modes marked Requires 120 Hz cannot be enabled at all.