Highlights
1. Honkai Star Rail, a game developed by Hoyoverse, is making its way to the PS5.
2. The game takes place in the distant future and features turn-based combat and futuristic elements like lasers and robots.
3. Porting the game to the PS5 allows for cross-play and cross-progression, syncing progress across different devices.
4. The game will be available on the PS5 on October 11th, with a pre-order bundle offering bonuses for early access.
5. There is a $9.99 pre-registration fee for early access to the game, but waiting for the regular release does not require any payment.
Genchin Impact and Honkai Star Rail
The popular game Genchin Impact was launched in 2020 by Hoyoverse. This year, the company released another game called Honkai Star Rail, which is now available on mobile and soon coming to the PS5, according to a new report.
About Honkai Star Rail
If you haven’t heard of Honkai Star Rail, you’ve been avoiding trends. This game gained significant popularity when it debuted in April. Like Genchin Impact, Honkai Star Rail boasts stunning graphics and characters, but its setting and gameplay differ.
Honkai Star Rail is set in the distant future, with lasers and robots replacing spells and wizardry. Unlike Genchin Impact, the combat in Honkai Star Rail is turn-based. The game is available on mobile devices, although it may require powerful hardware due to its graphics. Players have the option to adjust the graphics to accommodate less powerful devices.
Honkai Star Rail on the PS5
Bringing Honkai Star Rail to the PS5 is a wise decision, considering the console’s popularity. Buying the game on the PS5 allows for cross-play and cross-progression, meaning progress can be synced across different devices. Hoyoversy has announced that Star Rail will be available on Sony’s flagship console on October 11th, less than four weeks away.
For those who can’t wait, a pre-order bundle is available to access the game early. This bundle includes bonuses such as two Star Rail passes, 150,000 credits, 80 Adventure Logs, and more. However, there is a pre-registration fee of $9.99 to gain early access. Waiting for the regular release will not incur any additional costs.
