The Evil Within 2 (PsychoBreak 2 in Japan) The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition This list will be updated regularly as more games receive the FPS Boost feature.
Update: (May 03, 2021) Today, we released our largest drop of games featuring FPS Boost to date, bringing the total titles boosted to 97, many of which are included in Xbox Game Pass and EA Play (included with an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription). Listen to Jason Ronald talking about FPS Boost on the Xbox Podcast and stay tuned for news on more FPS Boost titles coming in the future. For more details about using these compatibility settings and setting up for 120hz gameplay, check out the following Xbox Support article:Ĭonfigure your Xbox Series X|S to support FPS boost and auto HDR | Xbox Support To see if the game you’re playing is running FPS Boost or Auto HDR, you can also now just tap the Xbox Button on your controller while in the game and you’ll see a Guide overlay indicator in the upper right corner if the features are enabled or not. To experience FPS Boost and to be able to toggle the feature on and off, make sure your console has taken the latest update and you’ve rebooted your console. In those select cases, FPS Boost is not automatically enabled for Xbox Series X gamers, but can easily be turned on under the Compatibility Options in the Manage game and add-ons setting. In some instances, because there are higher graphics requirements to enable FPS Boost technology, we’ve had to reduce a game’s resolution to ensure it both runs smoothly and plays great. And while not applicable to all games, these new techniques can push game engines to render more quickly for a buttery smooth experience beyond what the original game might have delivered due to the limitations of the hardware at the time. We partnered closely with developers to enhance the experience while maintaining the game’s original intent. Higher, steadier framerates make games visually smoother, resulting in more immersive gameplay.
Back in February 2021, we shared via Xbox Wire the backward compatibility team developed FPS Boost, a feature employing a variety of new methods for nearly doubling the original framerate on select titles.
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