Ghost of Yōtei Patch 1.100 Dramatically Boosts PS5 Pro Performance, Adds VRR & New Features
PlayFront, Germany – A new patch for Ghost of Yōtei is delivering a substantial performance uplift, notably for PlayStation 5 Pro owners, unlocking frame rates up to 95 FPS and introducing Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) support. Patch 1.100,released today,addresses previous performance limitations and introduces a suite of quality-of-life improvements,fundamentally enhancing the gaming experience.
Previously capped at lower frame rates in certain modes, Ghost of Yōtei now achieves stable performance gains across all display settings with VRR enabled. Testing shows Ray Tracing Pro and balanced Ray Tracing modes now average 60 FPS, up from 40 FPS, while the Performance mode reaches nearly 95 FPS. Standard PS5 owners also benefit from the update, gaining access to 120 Hz VRR, though comparative performance data is currently unavailable. Players report noticeably smoother gameplay,more precise inputs,and improved stability even during hectic combat scenarios.
The update extends beyond performance enhancements. Patch 1.100 includes auto-loot functionality, an option to disable fall damage, expanded features for photo Mode, the long-awaited New Game+ mode, and replayable endgame content. Balance adjustments and new display options further contribute to an overall more enjoyable experience.
Here’s a breakdown of performance improvements with VRR enabled, according to testing:
| Display Mode | VRR OFF / Capped | VRR ON / uncapped |
|---|---|---|
| Ray Tracing Pro | 40 FPS | 60 FPS (avg) |
| Balanced Ray Tracing | 40 FPS | 60 FPS (avg) |
| Ray Tracing | 30 FPS | 40 FPS |
| Performance | 60 FPS | up to 95 FPS |
| Balanced | 40 FPS | up to 60 FPS |
| Quality | 30 FPS | 40 FPS |
For PS5 Pro players who previously accepted standard frame rate limitations, the patch is considered a critically important upgrade, combining smoother visuals, increased responsiveness, and practical quality-of-life features.
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