Deathloop
Runs at 60 FPS on PS5
Native App · Independently measured, 3 sources.
Frame rate by console model
PlayStation 5
Native app · Independently measured
- Performance · 1296p–1440p dynamic, down to 1080p
- 60 FPS
- Image Quality · 1836p minimum, dynamic resolution
- Frame rate not stated
- Ray Tracing · Up to native 4K, dynamic
- 30 FPS
Mostly locked 60fps, with rare stutters and one major drop reported.
Usually runs in the 50s and can reach the 40s in busy areas.
30fps cap, but inconsistent frame-pacing was reported.
Deathloop has a native PS5 Performance mode targeting 60fps and a native Series X Performance mode reported as locked 60fps. Both consoles also have 30fps ray-tracing modes; Series X additionally has a VRR-assisted 120fps mode.
About
Deathloop transports players to the lawless island of Blackreef in an eternal struggle between two extraordinary assassins. Explore stunning environments and meticulously designed levels in an immersive gameplay experience that lets you approach every situation any way you like. Hunt down targets all over the island in an effort to put an end to the cycle once and for all, and remember, if at first you don’t succeed… die, die again.
Game data from IGDB · 265 ratings
Screenshots
Gameplay TrailerDisplay and compatibility
Where to buy
Included with Game Pass on console and PC
US prices from each platform's own catalogue, cached at the last sync.
Sources
- Digital Foundry
Performance was indeed a locked 60fps for the vast majority of the time I spent playing it
- Digital Foundry
the performance mode on Series X is a locked 60fps as far as I can tell.
- Pure Xbox
a 1080p / 120FPS mode with VRR support
Last verified August 26, 2026
Patch history
Jan 2023
Patch 01.405.000 · 29.6 GBOct 2022
Patch 01.404.000 · 29.6 GBOct 2022
Patch 01.403.000 · 29.6 GBSep 2021
Launch
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