The recent update for the PC version of Penny’s Big Breakaway has now made its way to the Nintendo Switch, bringing along with it some additional features. Developer Christian Whitehead provided more insight into what players can expect from the performance mode on the Switch version of the game. According to Whitehead, the performance mode will deliver a steady 60fps experience for most of the game when playing in docked mode, and a decent frame rate even in handheld mode. However, in certain levels like VanillaTown, the frame rate may drop to 40/30fps in areas with high geometric density.
Quality Mode Added
For players who prefer a completely locked experience, there is also a quality mode available in the update. This mode will offer a consistent 30fps, similar to the previous version of the game, but now with the added benefit of anti-aliasing. This gives players the option to choose between performance and quality based on their preferences for gameplay.
The upcoming console update for Penny’s Big Breakaway is set to unlock the Switch frame rate, allowing players to select between 30fps and a new 60fps option. This change will provide players with a smoother gaming experience, similar to other titles like Bomb Rush Cyberfunk. Additionally, the update will include anti-aliasing for the 30fps mode. The console version of the patch is currently pending “first party approvals” before it can go live, but players can expect these enhancements to arrive soon.
While waiting for the console update, players can take a look at the latest PC patch notes to get an idea of what to expect. The patch includes various fixes for Penny and YoYo, as well as improvements to existing functions. Some repairs have also been made to address issues such as players skipping sections of levels. The full list of changes can be found on the Steam platform, with a reminder for players to update their game to the latest version for the best experience.
Improvements and Repairs
The recent patch for Penny’s Big Breakaway has addressed several issues and introduced updates and improvements to enhance the gameplay experience. Penny and YoYo have undergone training to prevent getting stuck on obstacles, falling endlessly, or losing momentum during certain actions. YoYo, in particular, has been modified to interact more effectively with the environment, such as stopping from going through walls when thrown and grabbing ledges on various surfaces. The denizens of the game world have also been enlisted to perform repairs and upgrades to enhance the overall player experience.
This latest update for Penny’s Big Breakaway on the Nintendo Switch brings a range of improvements and options for players to enjoy the game to its fullest. With the addition of performance and quality modes, as well as anti-aliasing and various fixes, players can look forward to a more seamless and enjoyable gaming experience. Stay tuned for the official release of the console update and continue exploring the world of Penny’s Big Breakaway with these exciting enhancements.
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