- Senua saga: Hellblade 2 improved It arrives on August 12 as a free Xbox and PC update and for PlayStation 5 for the first time
- A luxury edition will also be available, which includes Hellblade: Senua’s sacrifice Optimized for PS5
- Hellblade 2 improved It will offer new features, including photo mode, developer comment and a performance mode with 60 fps
Ninja Theory has announced that an improved version of Senua saga: Hellblade 2 It will arrive this summer, along with a PlayStation 5 launch.
Senua saga: Hellblade 2 improved It will be launched on August 12 as a free update for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PC, while the PS5 version will be available to buy for $ 49.99 / £ 49.99 the same day.
A luxury edition will also be available for $ 69.99 / £ 69.99, which, as well as the base game, includes Hellblade: Senua’s sacrifice Optimized for PS5.
Players who already have the PlayStation 4 version of Hellblade: Senua’s sacrifice You can update to the PlayStation 5 version for free.
The game has also confirmed that Steam Deck is verified and will be playable on the hand computer on August 12.
According to Xbox, Hellblade 2 improved It will offer new features, including graphic and game additions, as well as an improved photographic mode and a developer comment that will have four hours of comment behind the scene, “exploring the artisanal and creative decisions that were dedicated to the game.”
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“Listening to the team’s cast, key collaborators in the representation of the experience of Senua’s psychosis and the members of the development team who poured their heart and soul in the history of Senua,” said Xbox.
The optional game mode of dark rotation from Hellblade: Senua’s sacrifice It will also return in Hellblade 2 improved With an additional challenge for Senua. This time, the dark rot will grow every time the player fails, and if he reaches the head of Senua, his search is over and all progress will be lost.
There will also be a performance mode, which will allow 60 fps for a softer game (not available in Xbox Series S) and a ‘very high’ prejustment on PC.
“On PC, where it has had more flexibility with performance based on your personal hardware, we are now offering a very high ‘prejustment to boost that fidelity even more,” Xbox explained.
