The Finals is coming to PlayStation 4: Release date, what to expect, and more

It's official — The Finals is coming to PlayStation 4 (PS4) on December 12, 2024. Embark Studios, the team behind the shooter, has just announced that the title is coming to the last-generation system, a year after its release. However, it won't be available on Xbox One. Regardless, this means that in just a couple of days, the game's player base will grow exponentially as it will now include users from Windows PC (Steam and Nvidia Geforce Now), Xbox Series X|S, PS5, and the PS4.

Read below to learn more about the game's official release on PlayStation 4, what you can expect, and more.

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When will The Finals be released for PlayStation 4?

As mentioned already, The Finals will be released on the PlayStation 4 (PS4) on December 12, 2024. For those unaware, that is also the release date for The Finals Season 5. It marks the first anniversary of the game and the devs have a lot in store for fans. The most surprising of them all was the shooter arriving on a last-generation system.

It was completely out of the blue and it took fans by surprise. All that said, it's a game that was built for the current generation of systems. Hence, expect a few cutbacks in terms of graphical fidelity and, possibly, the framerate as well, for it to run properly and consistently on the PS4.

Check out the section below for our thoughts on what to expect from the game on PlayStation 4.

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What to expect from The Finals on PlayStation 4?

As discussed earlier, The Finals on PlayStation 4 can see multiple cutbacks to the game's graphical fidelity. This might result in lower resolution and the use of lower visual presets for other items such as mesh, texture filtering, textures, and anti-aliasing solutions.

Although we don't have any official details about it, we can expect the framerate to target 60 FPS for the most part which might dip during intense action. Since it is a first-person shooter, locking it down to 30 FPS will not be ideal. Hence, expect it to run within a 60 Hz container.

Overall, considering the shooter's performance on current-gen systems, we expect a stable and consistent gameplay experience in most cases on the PlayStation 4.

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That covers everything you need to know about Embark Studio's FPS on the PlayStation 4.

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