Resonance of Fate Gets an Enhanced Remaster: Native 4K, HDR, 120 FPS and 2x Speed, Out Now on PS5 and Steam
Edited by MetaPatchAI Staff · Source: tri-Ace's official press release (distributed via Anime News Network), its Steam DLC page and Steam announcement (no individual author named)
Sources: tri-Ace's official press release, "TOKYO, JAPAN, October 29, 2026", as published by Anime News Network; the Enhanced Remaster DLC Steam page; and tri-Ace's Steam announcement on the DLC download fix (Oct 30, 2026)
Oct 30, 2026: tri-Ace's cult-classic gun-action JRPG is back again. Resonance of Fate / End of Eternity Enhanced Remaster is out now digitally on PS5 and Steam, according to a tri-Ace press release dated Oct 29, 2026. tri-Ace lists upscaled textures and a new 2x Game Speed option, and the Steam DLC page adds native 4K output, HDR and 120 fps support.
The catch for PC players: on Steam, the Enhanced Remaster isn't a separate game. It's a $9.99 DLC upgrade for the existing 4K/HD Edition.
What's new in the Enhanced Remaster
From the press release and the Steam DLC page:
- Native 4K output, HDR and 120 fps support (Steam page: "significantly expands the available graphics options")
- Upscaled textures for towns, characters "and more"
- A decimation filter in the settings menu. tri-Ace says it "further refines fine details, such as hair," for a sharper look than the 2018 4K/HD Edition.
- New 2x Game Speed: "Field exploration, battles, and events all run at twice the normal speed," per tri-Ace.
The 2x speed toggle is the only change listed that affects how the game plays. Everything else is presentation.
Price and how to buy
| Platform | What you buy | Price (per tri-Ace) |
|---|---|---|
| PS5 | Enhanced Remaster | $34.99 / €34.99 |
| Steam, new players | 4K/HD Edition base game + Enhanced Remaster DLC | Base $34.99 + DLC $9.99 / €10.25 |
| Steam, existing 4K/HD Edition owners | Enhanced Remaster DLC only | $9.99 / €10.25 |
When we checked Steam on Oct 30 (~5:15 PM ET), the base game was listed at $34.99 and the DLC at $9.99, with no discount showing. The Steam DLC page lists an Oct 29, 2026 release date.
Other details from the press release: - Format: digital only - Players: 1 - Languages: Japanese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Korean - Ratings: ESRB Teen / PEGI 16
A launch-day hiccup on Steam (now fixed)
On Oct 30 (~3:31 AM ET), tri-Ace posted a Steam announcement titled "[Resolved] Issue That Prevented DLC from Downloading." The studio says a "configuration error" stopped purchased DLC from downloading. It says the problem is fixed and that the download "will start automatically" for affected buyers, so there's no need to buy it again. If your upgrade still isn't showing, restarting Steam is a reasonable first step. That's our general advice, not tri-Ace's.
Why it matters
Resonance of Fate first came out in 2010. The 4K/HD Edition followed in 2018. tri-Ace's press release highlights the game's "Hero Action" battle system, which blends tactics with acrobatic gunfights, and its soundtrack by Kōhei Tanaka and Motoi Sakuraba.
This release is the first time the game has been on PS5. For PC owners who already have the 4K/HD Edition, a $9.99 upgrade instead of a full rebuy is the friendliest part of the deal. The 2x speed mode may also win over players who found the original's pacing slow.
What's confirmed / not confirmed
Confirmed (official sources): - The Enhanced Remaster is available on PS5 and Steam, with an Oct 29, 2026 release date (tri-Ace press release; Steam page). - On Steam it's a DLC that requires the 4K/HD Edition base game. - The prices, languages, ratings and feature list above come from tri-Ace's press release and the Steam page. - The Steam DLC download problem was resolved, per tri-Ace's Oct 30 Steam post.
Not confirmed: - Whether PS4 owners of the 4K/HD Edition get a discounted PS5 upgrade. The press release doesn't say. - Physical editions. The press release says "digital only." - Xbox or Switch versions. None were announced. - Exact performance targets on PS5 (for example, whether 120 fps applies on PS5 or only on PC). The 120 fps figure comes from the Steam page.
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