By New multiplayer feature appears insane
Honestly, the fresh multiplayer feature for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is definitely satisfying our MGO and Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood craving.
This completely new online feature – accessible as a complimentary update for the PS5 remake starting today – merges hide-and-seek mechanics with competitive deathmatch gameplay. We believe the trailer effectively illustrates how enjoyable it has the potential to be.
As you might notice, the mode truly prioritizes stealth and hide-and-seek mechanics, enhancing you with an All-Terrain Camouflage suit that allows you to blend into your surroundings.
Clearly, those who excel with this tool will achieve the greatest success on the battlefield, but opponents will possess investigative skills to counteract the camouflage and locate their rivals.
Initial responses on social media have been extremely favorable regarding this mode, so we’re excited to test it ourselves later today.
Another point worth mentioning is that today’s update permits you to choose between Performance and Quality modes on the PS5 Pro, so if you encountered problems with the frame rate on Sony’s high-powered system, this should offer you a bit more adaptability.
Previously, we reported how, at launch, the remake only provided one PS5 Pro graphics configuration, which found it challenging to sustain its intended 60fps.
There’s no information on whether the PSSR upscaling challenges have also been addressed here, but we wouldn’t expect too much.
Moreover, the update also resolves some additional minor gameplay issues and enhances the overall performance of the game.
A splendid update, then, and a potentially very entertaining mode. The only drawback is that there’s no crossplay, so hopefully the multiplayer mode’s community stays lively on the PS5 for a while.
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As the Editor of Push Square, Sammy has over 15 years of expertise evaluating the realm of PlayStation, from PS3 through PS5 and everything in between. He’s knowledgeable about PS Studios and industry affairs, as well as sports games and simulators. He also enjoys RPGs when he can allocate time for them and is somewhat of a gacha enthusiast.