Knockout City gets PS5, Xbox Series X enhanced versions

Knockout City Velan Studios’ multiplayer “dodgebrawl” title that launched this spring, will get native versions for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X on Nov. 2, Electronic Arts said Thursday. On both consoles, the enhanced versions will provide 120 frames per seconds performance.

PS5 or Xbox Series X players may choose a resolution-priority screen, which delivers native 4K at 60 fps (or 120 fps (for PS5)) at 1440p (for Xbox Series X), or 1620p (1620p for PS5). Velan stated that lower resolutions would be scaled up to 4K.

Xbox Series S users can enjoy 1440p resolution at 60 frames per second, and 1080p at 120 frames per second. New versions have higher quality textures than the previous versions. “These create a more realistic environment, with ‘touchable’ surfaces that dodgebrawlers can almost feel as they sprint past every opponent,” the studio said in a statement.

The PS5 and Xbox Series X versions also feature enhanced lighting, “Including new area lights, ball lights, particle lights, improved global illumination and local light shadows,” Velan added.

Players with an existing ownership Knockout City on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One (it’s been playable on the newer consoles with backward compatibility) may upgrade for free. You can also upgrade for free if you purchased the game through Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, or PlayStation Plus. Knockout City It is offered free of charge starting November.

Knockout City The launch was May 21 on Nintendo Switch (PS4, Windows PC), and Xbox One. Cross-play is possible between any of these platforms. The colorful, fast-paced, sportsy take on hero shooters is currently in its third season, “H@cked,” which began in early October. This brought Lockdown Throwdown, an Alcatraz-like prison and new content to its Brawl Pass.