➤ Biomutant review (PS5): next gen mutation 🎮

In this review we discover together the next gen (PS5) version of Biomutant, a more refined version of the fun and fascinating but imperfect open world odyssey

Biomutant is one action RPG open world in nature developed by experiment 101 e, published by THQ Nordic su PC, PlayStation 4 e Xbox One, last 25 May 2021 (here you will find our complete review). What we tried is the version next-gen, For PlayStation 5. For owners of the last generation versions, the upgrade to the new consoles is free.

A little over a year after its original launch, in what is now the old gen, Biomutant shows up on the new consoles, offering several performance modes and an improved glance but, bringing nothing else to the base title, taking with it its previous technical limitations.

Graphic improvements and more

The new version of the game will offer three different graphics modes, among which the player can choose: fidelity mode, with native images a 4K locked to 30 frames per second, the performance mode, with 60 frames per second at the resolution of 1440p, and finally the “quality unleashed” mode, which promises from 40 to 60 frames per second at dynamic resolution 4K. We just have to choose the one most congenial to us and throw ourselves at new or for the first time in this adventure.

The improvements made by the version PS5 they also extend beyond the images, with the adaptive trigger support and haptic feedback which add a level of immersion that wasn't there before. The sound of guns firing, swords sharpening the air and jumping from surface to surface are all transmitted through the controller Dualense.

A nice feature that Biomutant boasts is the cross rescue support with the version PS4 of the game, this means that it is possible riprendere from where it left off as soon as you update to the PS5 version of Biomutant.

Biomutant review (PS5): next gen mutation

The World Without Humans - Biomutant Review (PS5)

For those who have never heard of it and now find themselves having to decide whether to buy it or not, let's do a quick summary. The world has been ravaged by toxic sewage and from this contamination beings were born living mutated.

In this wild Worldcontaminated by radiation and many other dangers, our "biomutant”, A little furry creature who, after experiencing traumatic events at an early age, finds himself having to punch his own destiny. He will have to choose whether to devote himself to evil and wish the complete destruction of the world or to act for good, saving it from the jaws of the terrible "Eater".

Biomutant, immediately makes it clear that even before being a action has a soul RPG. In fact we will have to choose the main features of our little animal, also changing its physical characteristics. Making the character harder we will have a stockier appearance, while preferring theagility will have longer legs and will be slender, opting for the intellect will have a larger skull, up to the color of the fur.

Biomutant review (PS5): next gen mutation

Classes, Tribes and Decisions to Make - Biomutant Review (PS5)

You can choose up to five different classes: Dead-Eye, Commando, Psi-freak, Saboteur e Sentinel. Each of these has advantages and disadvantages, in addition to the exclusive equipment (two-handed swords, dual wields, pistols, assault rifles and so on) there is not much to worry about, in fact by leveling up, it will be possible to build your own character as you see fit, without being tied to the initial choice. The ability to customize the character does not end there, there are additional powers (green toxic vomit that contaminates an area, for example) and other psychics (fireballs and glowing orbs).

During our adventure, we will be called to make several decisions, to choose with which one tribe ally us, and many other "crossroads", some apparently totally superficial, but each of them will increase one of the two categories giving us access to unique skills, as well as lead us to one of the different endings.

Unfortunately the narration of Biomutant suffers from one direction mediocre cinematic, the game was made by 20 Guests, and it's clearly visible from the cuts made to everything that such a small team couldn't handle. This lack of resources it is also revealed in the combat, which is fluid and at times pleasant, but completely lacking in physicality and heaviness.

La flaw perhaps greater is the lack of a real feedback of the blows, which seem to be slashing in the air, not to mention when you realize that any enemy of size medium-large is best tackled by away with firearms he gives close taking advantage of the arsenal we have at our disposal.

Biomutant review (PS5): next gen mutation

Conclusions

Despite these flaws, Biomutant asserts itself as a Open-world action RPG, largely entertaining thanks to its unique setting, multi-class creation system and relaxing exploratory rhythms. The glance was also really good on the previous generation of consoles. Now with l’upgrade next gen all this is amplified even more, improving one of the strengths of the game.

A little' anonymous the sound sector, unlike the narrator, a voiceover that will always tell us what is happening in the world. Note the presence of subtitles and audio dubbed entirely in Spanish.

If you haven't bought the game on last generation consoles, it probably won't be the next-gen version that will convince you. However, we give due credit to the development team, extremely contained, which has managed to come up with a real one miracle. For this reason, it is possible to turn a blind eye and give it one chance. In case you want to buy some games at an advantageous price, we suggest you take a look at the many offers on Instant Gaming.

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7.2 Next-gen mutation