The creators of the new action adventure for both consoles confirm that the free update is planned with some kind of time limit.
Kena: Bridge of Spirits, one of the most visually surprising video games of the PS5 launch event, will be upgraded from PS4 to PS5 completely free of charge when the title is available on both consoles, in addition to a PC version also planned. This has been confirmed by those responsible recently through social networks, ensuring that all those who acquire the game in the current generation of Sony will be able to make the leap to the new console with the corresponding improvements at no cost.
Free intergenerational update
Thus, from Ember Lab, the studio responsible for said video game, they have confirmed that any user who gets Kena: Bridge of Spirits on PlayStation 4 will be able to enjoy the title on PlayStation 5 without having to pay a penny, yes, for the moment They are not clear about the details of the time limit to make the leap to the new generation are their own game.
It’s true! Kena: Bridge of Spirits on PS4 will be available to #upgrade to PS5 for #free! # KenaBridgeofSpirits # upgrades # nextgen # PS5 # PS4
– Kena: Bridge of Spirits (@emberlab) August 13, 2020
“Yes! We still do not have the details of the time limit, but the update is planned to be free! “, They assure from Ember Lab in a tweet in response to a user’s question about the possible update of the game between both generations. There are also no details on the more than likely improvements, although the title should enjoy better performance and graphics finish on the new Sony console through its corresponding patch or update.
With this answer some kind of time limitation is intuited to enjoy the improvements of Kena: Bridge of Spirits on PS5 compared to PS4; Perhaps a period of time will be enabled from its launch in both systems so that users who wish to can move on to the new generation? Time will tell, but at least, for the moment, we know that if we buy the game on PS4 and then PS5, we will not have to pay twice for it.
Source | Ember Lab
