Ghost Recon Wildlands Gets 60 FPS Update on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S

Ubisoft has given Ghost Recon Wildlands a major performance boost, adding 60 FPS support for the last-gen version when played on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

The update also brings 4K resolution at 60 FPS, giving the 2017 open-world tactical shooter a smoother and more modern experience on current-generation consoles.

Ghost Recon Wildlands Now Runs at 60 FPS

The new update allows players to enjoy Ghost Recon Wildlands at up to 60 FPS, making aiming, driving, exploration, and combat feel significantly smoother.

Importantly, this is not a separate native PS5 or Xbox Series X|S release. Instead, Ubisoft has updated the existing last-gen version to take advantage of newer hardware.

Alongside the performance upgrade, Ubisoft has added new gameplay options and content, including the Last Rites mission.

What's New in the Update?

The latest Ghost Recon Wildlands update includes:

• 🎮 60 FPS support
• 🖥️ 4K/60 FPS on current-gen consoles
• 🔥 New Last Rites story mission
• 🌙 Time-of-day and weather controls
• ⚙️ New difficulty and gameplay options
• 🎯 Additional customization features

The update gives returning players another reason to revisit Wildlands and its massive open-world setting.

Why the 60 FPS Update Matters

The jump to 60 FPS is particularly valuable in a tactical shooter. Faster and smoother visuals can make aiming, movement, and firefights feel more responsive.

For players who experienced Wildlands at 30 FPS on PS4 or Xbox One, the difference should be immediately noticeable.

Final Thoughts

The Ghost Recon Wildlands 60 FPS update is a welcome upgrade for current-generation console players. While it isn't a full next-gen remaster, the combination of 4K/60 FPS support and new content gives Ubisoft's tactical shooter a fresh lease on life.

FAQ

Is Ghost Recon Wildlands 60 FPS on PS5?
Yes. The updated last-gen version can now run at 60 FPS on PS5.

Does Ghost Recon Wildlands support 4K/60 FPS?
Yes. Current-generation consoles receive 4K/60 FPS support.

Is this a native PS5 version?
No. It is an updated version of the existing last-gen release.