Beast of Reincarnation now offers three distinct graphics modes for console players, allowing you to choose between visual fidelity and smooth gameplay. This choice matters because the game does not lock framerates, meaning your experience depends entirely on which setting you select. We can finally break down how each mode performs on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 5 Pro, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S.
How PS5 Pro and Xbox Series X handle fluctuating framerates
The game supports Performance Mode and Quality Mode on base PS5 and Xbox consoles, while PS5 Pro users get an exclusive Pro Enhanced option. Performance Mode prioritizes speed by targeting 60 fps at a lower internal resolution. Quality Mode aims for higher resolution but allows the framerate to fluctuate rather than capping it at 30 fps.
- PS5 Performance Mode Target: 60 fps
- PS5 Quality Mode Target: Higher resolution, fluctuating framerate (no fixed 30 fps cap)
- PS5 Pro Enhanced Mode Target: Stable 60 fps
- Xbox Series X Performance Mode: Mostly stable 60 fps
- Xbox Series X Quality Mode: Fluctuates well above 30 fps
On PS5 Pro, the Pro Enhanced mode delivers a stable 60 fps with cleaner image quality. A day-one update significantly boosted performance on this console, making the Pro Enhanced mode viable and recommended for Pro owners. Base PS5 and Xbox Series X Performance Modes are mostly stable at 60 fps, though the source notes that truly stable framerates are not possible on any console at this time.
Xbox Series S Performance Mode reaches 60 fps surprisingly well for the less powerful hardware. Xbox Series X Quality Mode fluctuates well above 30 fps, which becomes much more palatable on 120Hz VRR displays thanks to the console’s built-in Low Framerate Compensation. This feature helps smooth out the dips that occur in higher-resolution settings.
We looked at the last Beast of Reincarnation update while tracking these performance shifts, noting that stability remains a key theme. The game now provides clear paths for different hardware tiers, letting users on any current-gen console find a playable configuration. Players should test the modes on their specific display to see how the fluctuating framerates feel in practice.
Source: VideoGameChronicles
