PS5-exclusive Demon's Souls Remake not only runs on PC now, it's running at twice the fps cap on an RTX 5070 with frame gen
It could be smoother but double the frames is nothing to sniff at.
Demon's Souls Remake, an exclusive PlayStation 5 title, has now made its way to PC, running at a remarkable 120 fps at 1080p resolution. This impressive feat is made possible through the unofficial KytyPS5 translation layer, allowing the game to leverage DLSS frame generation for enhanced performance. On PC, the game previously had a locked maximum of 60 fps and 1440p resolution.
The emulation not only exceeds the PS5's frame cap but also showcases noticeable hitching, although this does not appear to be a deal-breaking issue. Despite being an unofficial translation layer, the emulation of Demon's Souls Remake on PC highlights the growing interest in the emulation scene. Sony's hardware remains the official way to play the remake, but the emulation community's enthusiasm continues to grow.
The recent developments in PS3 emulation and the native PC port of P.T. further demonstrate the evolving landscape of console gaming.
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