![]() Unfortunately, while you were dead, the ship's many other clone printers have been acting up somewhat and, in an attempt to reprint the crew in order to stabilise the situation, have instead been firing off hideously malformed copies of you and all your pals, filling its darkened corridors with all manner of freakish abominations which you'll have to deal with in order to get the five central tasks at hand completed successfully. Through some futuristic sci-fi wizardry gubbins, the chief engineer – and sole survivor of whatever trauma has beset the ship – manages to create a digital recording of its security officer (that's you) and proceeds to have you harvest stem cells from your very own dead body which are then fed into a clone printer, providing you with an endlessly recyclable human form with which to traverse the decks of the Persistence in order to get its malfunctioning systems back up and running, avoid the black hole and get back to earth safely. ![]() Oh, and it's also being slowly sucked into a black hole. In The Persistence you are dead, your crewmates are dead and the spaceship upon which you were all travelling – the titular Persistence itself – is now a great big floating morgue. However, that's exactly what Firesprite Games has decided to do with its sci-fi roguelite horror, The Persistence, and somehow it has managed this transition while keeping the game's tense atmosphere and engaging gameplay loops completely intact, successfully transferring its VR-specific control systems to a new platform and providing Switch players with another very solid roguelite experience in the process. The idea of taking a game that's been originally designed as an all-encompassing virtual reality experience and expecting it to stand tall when unplugged from that impressive virtual realm – played instead on the Nintendo Switch's dinky little portable screen or a bog-standard telly – isn't one that really fills us with much confidence. This Enhanced Edition of our survival horror rogue-lite for PS5 flat-screen introduces a dynamic rasterized 4k60 fps Performance mode and 4k30 fps Quality mode which features real-time raytraced reflections and global illumination dialling the atmosphere and tension up to the max aboard the doomed starship.Captured on Nintendo Switch (Handheld/Undocked) Our team here at Firesprite were delighted to bring the game to the PS4 flat-screen last year and are thrilled to offer The Persistence Enhanced as another free update for existing owners of the game. The Persistence has been on an incredible journey since its initial PS VR exclusive release in 2018. Today we’re taking a closer look at what you can expect from The Persistence Enhanced on PS5 and how the next-gen technology enhances your gameplay experience aboard the decks of doomed deep space colony ship, The Persistence. ![]() ![]() The Persistence Enhanced is fully optimised for the next-generation hardware with the inclusion of immersive DualSense wireless controller haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, as well as the inclusion of raytraced rendering and a host of other improvements. We’re so excited that The Persistence Enhanced launches on PS5 June 11.
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