The PlayStation 5 Pro continues to receive more support from developers, and one of its biggest features has now reached an important milestone. Sony’s PSSR technology is officially supported in more than 100 games, showing that developers are quickly adopting the AI-powered feature for newer titles. Some titles feature support for ‘upgraded PSSR’, colloquially known as PSSR 2.

Now that the technology has crossed the 100-game milestone, it’s clear Sony is heavily pushing PSSR as a core part of the PlayStation ecosystem moving forward, even if the original PS5 doesn’t have the hardware to support it. And with more developers continuing to update games – old and new – this list will likely keep growing throughout the year and beyond.

List of games that support PSSR on PS5 Pro

Here’s a full list of games that support PSSR so far:

1. 007 First Light
2. Alan Wake 2
3. Albatroz 
4. Arc Raiders
5. Ark Survival Ascended
6. Arknights Endfield
7. Assassin Creed Shadows
8. Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced
9. Assassin’s Creed Mirage
10. Astro Bot
11. Avatar Frontiers Of Pandora
12. Baldur’s Gate 3
13. Battlefield 6
14. Black Myth Wukong
15. Blades Of Fire
16. Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6
17. Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7
18. Control Ultimate Edition
19. Crimson Desert
20. Crystal Of Atlan
21. Cyberpunk 2077
22. Days Gone Remastered
23. Demon’s Souls
24. Directive 8020
25. Dragon Age: The Veilguard
26. Dragon’s Dogma 2
27. EA Sports F1 24
28. EA Sports F1 25
29. Enlisted
30. FBC Firebreak
31. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
32. Frostpunk 2
33. Gears Of War: Reloaded
34. Ghost Of Yotei
35. God Of War Ragnarök
36. Gran Turismo 7
37. Hell Is Us
38. Hellblade Senua’s Sacrifice
39. Helldivers II
40. High On Life 2
41. Hogwarts Legacy
42. Hunt Showdown 1896
43. Infinity Nikki Version 2.5
44. Jurassic World Evolution 3
45. Karma: The Dark World
46. Kingdom Come Deliverance 2
47. Marathon
48. Marvel Rivals
49. Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
50. Marvel’s Spider-Man Miles Morales
51. Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered
52. Metal Gear Solid Delta
53. Monster Hunter Wilds
54. My First Gran Turismo
55. Naraka Bladepoint
56. NBA 2K25 
57. NBA 2K26
58. Ninja Gaiden 4
59. Nioh 3
60. No Man’s Sky
61. NTE Neverness To Everness
62. Off The Grid
63. Outbreak Shades Of Horror Chromatic Split
64. Paladin’s Passage
65. Path Of Exile 2
66. Pragmata
67. Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart
68. Ready Or Not
69. REANIMAL
70. Resident Evil 4 Remake
71. Resident Evil Requiem
72. Resident Evil Village
73. Retrieval
74. Ride 6
75. Rise Of The Ronin
76. RoadCraft
77. Saros
78. Senua’s Saga Hellblade II
79. Silent Hill 2
80. Silent Hill f
81. Skull And Bones
82. Star Wars Jedi Survivor
83. Star Wars Outlaws
84. Starfield
85. Stellar Blade
86. The Crew Motorfest
87. The Finals
88. The First Descendant
89. The Last Of Us Part I
90. The Last Of Us Part II Remastered
91. The Seven Deadly Sins Origin
92. Tides Of Annihilation
93. Truck Driver: The American Dream
94. Truck Driver: The Dutch Connection
95. War Thunder
96. Warframe
97. Warhammer 40,000 Darktide
98. Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine 2
99. Where Winds Meet
100. Ys X Proud Nordics

What is PSSR?

PSSR, short for PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution, is Sony’s own AI-based upscaling technology designed specifically for the PS5 Pro. It works similarly to Nvidia’s DLSS technology on PC graphics cards, making it one of the biggest technical upgrades introduced with the console.

The technology was also one of Sony’s main selling points for the PS5 Pro, alongside improved ray tracing and the upgraded GPU. For many players, PSSR is one of the biggest reasons to consider upgrading from the standard PS5.

In simple terms, PSSR helps games look sharper and cleaner without forcing the console to fully render everything at native 4K resolution. Instead, the game can run internally at a lower resolution while PSSR uses AI and machine learning to intelligently reconstruct the image into something that looks much closer to true 4K.

The biggest advantage is performance. Rendering games at full native 4K with advanced lighting, ray tracing, and high frame rates is extremely demanding, even for modern hardware. By using AI upscaling, developers can lower the rendering workload and instead use that extra power for better graphics, smoother gameplay, or more advanced visual effects.

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