On the PS5 Pro, the action RPG offers four graphics options. Director Naoki Hamaguchi relies on Sony’s PSSR technology for the best performance.
On the PlayStation 5 Pro, you’ll apparently have a wide selection of graphics modes in Final Fantasy 7 Revelation. A total of four different options are available.
Game Informer provides the details following a visit to the Tokyo Game Show. Keep in mind, however, that things can of course still change before the release in April 2027.
Native 4K, 60 fps, and PSSR: An Overview of the Graphics Modes
As things stand now, however, you’ll have the following four options in the game:
- Quality (30 frames per second at maximum resolution, presumably native 4K)
- Performance – Sharp (60 frames per second with “sharper” image quality)
- Performance – Soft (60 frames per second with “softer” image quality)
- As-yet-unnamed PSSR mode (60 frames per second at upscaled 4K resolution)
Director Naoki Hamaguchi has already confirmed the existence of the PSSR option in a social media post. If you’ve played the previous game, you’re already familiar with the two performance options that were added later via an update.
On PS5 Pro, by leveraging PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR), we have implemented a mode that delivers both 4K image quality and 60 FPS gameplay. For players who want to enjoy REVELATION with both enhanced visual fidelity and smooth performance, I believe the PS5 Pro will… https://t.co/oBgvkV9rM7
— Naoki Hamaguchi /FINAL FANTASY VII REVELATION, April 8, 2027 (@nhamaguc) September 21, 2026
PSSR as the Favorite: Hardly Any Differences Between Performance Modes
However, there aren’t really any significant differences between these two performance modes, and according to Game Informer, the situation is likely similar in Revelation.
If you’re playing on the PlayStation 5 Pro, the PSSR option is probably the best choice for you, so you don’t need to worry about the other options on that platform.
