Until the legal situation is sorted out, Frogwares won’t be able to offer an upgrade. This is due to the ongoing legal issues between Frogwares and the game’s previous publisher Nacon, as well the games having different IDs because Frogwares is self-publishing the PS5 editions. Players who purchased the PlayStation 4 version of the game will not be able to get an upgrade to the PlayStation 5 version. The Merciful Madness DLC is also available on PlayStation for the first time, previously exclusive to Nintendo Switch. The latter will include The Worshipers of the Necronomicon and Merciful Madness-both of which include extra quests-an Experience Boost, early access to the Chicago Organ Grinder weapon, and the Investigator Pack with a bonus outfit and other equipment. The next-gen version will come in both a standard edition and a Deluxe Edition. These include improved graphics with native 4K resolution and 60fps, “significantly” faster load times thanks to the console’s SSD drive, PS5 Activities support, and DualSense features, although the latter wasn’t detailed any further. The PlayStation 5 version has received several upgrades. Unfortunately PS4 players won’t be getting a free update due to the next-gen version being self-published by Frogwares.
After a PS5 version of The Sinking City mysteriously appeared on the PlayStation Store in some regions, developer Frogwares has now confirmed this version of the game will be released tomorrow. Frogwares prefers the stealth-drop method. Most developers and publishers like to have plenty of time to advertise that their games are coming to new platforms.
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