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FBC: Firebreak gets its final content update, a lower price and Friends Pass
Remedy Entertainment has released the final content update for FBC: Firebreak, introducing new arenas and gameplay tweaks. The game will remain playable with updated servers, and a Friends Pass allows free players to join purchased game sessions. Additionally, the base game and Deluxe Edition prices have been permanently reduced.
Control Spinoff FBC Firebreak Has Its Last Major Update
Remedy Entertainment has announced that FBC Firebreak will receive its final major content update, which includes five new maps themed after Control. The developers have confirmed that the game will continue to be supported for years to come with its servers remaining online. Additionally, FBC Firebreak has received a permanent price reduction to $19.99 and a Friend's Pass feature.
FBC: Firebreak's last major update has arrived, bringing new Control maps, a price drop and a free-for-friends version to help keep servers populated
Remedy Entertainment has released the final major update for FBC: Firebreak, introducing new maps inspired by Control and a Friend's Pass to allow players to invite friends to play for free. The game has also received a permanent price reduction. Despite winding down development, Remedy has ensured the game's servers will remain online and playable for years to come.
Remedy's FBC: Firebreak won't get more content updates, but a Friend's Pass and price reduction should help the game find players "for years to come"
Remedy Entertainment has announced that FBC: Firebreak will not receive further content updates, marking the end of its development cycle less than a year after launch. To encourage player engagement, the game will feature a Friend's Pass for free multiplayer access and a permanent price reduction to $19.99 for the base game. The studio acknowledged the game's performance as a valuable learning experience, especially as their first self-published online multiplayer title.
Remedy releases final major update for underperforming shooter FBC: Firebreak
Remedy Entertainment has released the final major content update for its underperforming shooter FBC: Firebreak, which launched in June 2025. Despite commercial disappointment, the studio confirmed the game will remain online and playable for years to come, with a permanent price drop to $19.99 for the base game. The 'Open House' update introduces new arenas, gameplay improvements, and a 'Friend's Pass' feature.
Control Developer Remedy Releases Final Update for Beleaguered Multiplayer Spinoff FBC: Firebreak, Lowers Price and Launches Friend Pass - IGN
Remedy Entertainment has released the final update for its multiplayer spinoff FBC: Firebreak, which includes a Friend Pass system and a reduced price of $19.99. While new content will cease, Remedy plans to keep the servers online and playable for the foreseeable future. The update adds new combat arenas, tweaks to healing and conditions, and an overhaul of perks.
FBC: Firebreak’s Last Major Update is Now Live, Price Dropped to $20 and Friend’s Pass Added
Remedy Entertainment has released the final major update for its co-op shooter FBC: Firebreak, titled Open House. The game's price has been permanently reduced to $19.99, and a Friend's Pass has been added, allowing free multiplayer access for friends. While no further content is planned, servers will remain online, and the game's narrative will continue in Control Resonant, set to launch in 2026.
FBC: Firebreak Open House Update Adds Friend’s Pass, Marks Final Major Content Release
Remedy Entertainment has released the Open House update for FBC: Firebreak, which includes new arenas, a Friend's Pass enabling free multiplayer access for up to two friends, and various gameplay improvements. This update marks the final major content release for the game, though it will continue to be supported with maintenance and patches. The base game price has also been permanently reduced.
Remedy releases its final content update for FBC: Firebreak
Remedy Entertainment has released the final content update, "Open House," for its online multiplayer game FBC: Firebreak. While new content will cease, the studio plans to keep the game playable online indefinitely. The update also reduces the game's price to $20 and introduces a Friend's Pass feature.
CD Projekt once again declares Cyberpunk 2077 will not be getting any more playable content as it announces new PlayStation patch featuring Sony's updated PSSR tech — 'For transparency: this update will not be introducing any new in-game content'
CD Projekt Red has confirmed that Cyberpunk 2077 will not receive any further playable content updates, but will soon get an update for the PlayStation 5 Pro that incorporates Sony's updated PSSR upscaling technology. This patch is solely focused on leveraging the PS5 Pro's hardware capabilities and will not introduce new in-game content. The studio reiterated its stance against further DLC or expansions for the game.
Another Game Is Making It Much Easier To Rope Your Friends Into Playing With You
Remedy Entertainment has announced a Friend's Pass for its multiplayer game FBC: Firebreak, allowing players who don't own the game to play with friends who do. This comes as the studio ceases new content updates for FBC: Firebreak, which launched in June 2025 and underperformed expectations. The game will remain playable online, and Remedy is shifting focus to Control: Resonant.
Sony's updated PSSR upscaling tech is finally available for even more PS5 Pro games, including Crimson Desert, Silent Hill f, Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and more
Sony has released a new PlayStation 5 software patch that enhances its PSSR upscaling technology for a wide range of PS5 Pro games. The update aims to improve image stability, clarity, and performance, with more titles like Crimson Desert and Assassin’s Creed Shadows set to receive it soon. Developers from Konami, BioWare, and Remedy Entertainment have praised the improvements for their respective games.
PSSR på PS5 Pro uppgraderat – spel som Crimson Desert, Silent Hill f, Cyberpunk 2077 stöds nu eller snart
The PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) upscaling technology on the PlayStation 5 Pro has received an upgrade, promising improved stability, sharper details, and more consistent performance. Several games, including Crimson Desert, Silent Hill 2, Silent Hill f, and Cyberpunk 2077, are now supported or will be soon, with titles like Control, Alan Wake 2, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth already patched.
Sony's enhanced PSSR upscaling arrives on PS5 Pro today
Sony has released a system update for the PlayStation 5 Pro, introducing its enhanced PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) upscaling technology. This AI-driven feature aims to improve image reconstruction, motion stability, and visual fidelity for supported games, allowing developers to better balance performance and graphics. The update is now available for PS5 Pro owners, with several titles already confirmed to support the enhanced PSSR.
Upgraded PS5 Pro PSSR support 'justifies the existence' of Sony's console
Sony is rolling out an updated PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) technology to a growing list of PlayStation 5 Pro titles, promising enhanced visual stability and clarity. This AI-driven upscaler, now supported by games like Silent Hill 2, Control, and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, is considered by some to be a significant improvement that justifies the console's existence.
PSSR 2 is finally here, and the tech that made Resident Evil Requiem look so good promises a big PS5 Pro upgrade for…
Sony's new PSSR 2 upscaling technology is now available for the PlayStation 5 Pro via a system-level update. This AI-powered feature enhances image reconstruction and motion stability, with specific game patches planned for titles like Crimson Desert, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and Monster Hunter Wilds. While generally an improvement, some minor artifacts have been noted in certain games.
PS5 Pro PSSR 2.0 Update Out Today, Full List of Games
The PlayStation 5 Pro's PSSR 2.0 update is now available, enhancing image quality and frame rates for supported games. Titles like Resident Evil 4, Alan Wake 2, and Control are among the initial list, with more games like Assassin's Creed Shadows and Cyberpunk 2077 receiving compatibility updates soon. Players can enable or disable the PSSR enhancements in the system's Video Output settings.
Sony Confirms PlayStation 5 Pro PSSR Upgrades for Cyberpunk 2077, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and Even Former Xbox Console Exclusive Hellblade 2 - IGN
Sony has confirmed that numerous games will receive visual upgrades via the PlayStation 5 Pro's PSSR technology through a new system software update. Titles like Cyberpunk 2077, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and even the former Xbox exclusive Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 will benefit from AI-powered upscaling for improved visuals. The PSSR technology analyzes and enhances the console's output for better and more stable graphics, with specific upgrade timelines varying by game.
PS5 Pro PSSR Upgrade Rolls Out Across Many Games Starting Today
Sony has begun rolling out a PSSR upgrade for the PlayStation 5 Pro, enhancing visual clarity and performance in supported games like Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Silent Hill f. This feature, exclusive to the PS5 Pro, aims to improve image stability and detail consistency. While some technical improvements may be subtle, the update is designed for users who prioritize advanced graphical features on Sony's more powerful console.
Upgraded PSSR for PS5 Pro launches March 17 across several third-party games
Sony Interactive Entertainment is rolling out upgraded PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) for the PlayStation 5 Pro starting March 17, integrated with the latest system software. Several third-party games like Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Monster Hunter Wilds, and Silent Hill f are receiving official updates to support the new upscaler, with more titles to follow. Players can also unofficially enable PSSR for all compatible games through system settings to potentially improve clarity and image stability.
