Ubisoft Boosts Classic Titles with Next-Gen Performance Enhancements

A transformative upgrade is poised to make its debut for fans of classic titles on current-generation consoles. Enthusiasts will soon notice a welcome change in gameplay fluidity as performance enhancements roll out across three longtime releases.

Ubisoft recently revealed that a free improvement is coming this week for three well-loved games in the series on PS5 and Xbox Series X. A mysterious post featuring three lines of emoticons on social channels had hinted at a broader plan for multiple titles.

Following up on the social media clues, a video announcement confirmed that the Classic Edition of the series will receive a 60 frames per second enhancement Available on the PlayStation 5, along with the Xbox Series X and Series S on January 21. A similar update is set for the action-packed title that embraces neon aesthetics, as Ubisoft clarified shortly after its enigmatic teaser.

The studio also addressed queries about the third title by indicating that the upcoming performance boost for the survival-based game is in progress, promising smoother gameplay and sharper visuals. Although no formal release schedule has been shared yet, fans can expect enhancements to arrive imminently.

Some additional details about the franchise were mentioned, including that while Far Cry 6 is currently the latest installment, plans for a future release in the series are in motion. Recent insights from the company’s leadership even suggest that upcoming projects will lean towards more multiplayer experiences.

• Far Cry 3: Classic Edition is now available completely free of charge performance update.
• An action-packed neon-themed game also enjoys the same boost.
• The survival-oriented title will soon follow, with promises of improved gameplay smoothness.

Fans can look forward to these changes starting tomorrow, ushering in a more seamless experience across these classic games. The upcoming enhancements serve as a nod to loyal players of the series and a promise of continued support for older titles in the evolving gaming ecosystem.