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It was hard to imagine video game consoles running the latest games at 120fps since that was something only the PC was powerful enough to do.
However, Sony knocked it out of the park with the introduction of the PlayStation 5, and players are now given the option to play games on 120fps with full HD resolution.
Just like there are games on the PS5 that use the DualSense Adaptive Triggers, If you have a 120hz display and want to use it to its full potential – you’ll need to look for games that support 120fps on the PS5 specifically and that’s why we’ve made this guide.
120fps Games For PS5
Here’s a list of 10 games that support 120fps on the PS5 which you should play right now
1. Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition
Devil May Cry 5 is the amazing comeback for the franchise that everyone was waiting for. It looks breathtakingly beautiful, plays as great as ever, and is one of the best-selling action games of 2019.
On the PS5, it supports 120fps on performance mode and is one of the most fluid experiences that you’ll ever have on the console. Everything still looks great, yet the smoothness in every attack is as smooth as butter.
2. Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
Call of Duty games have been incredibly fun on consoles for a long time now, but the fluidity and responsiveness that PC offered were always a little bit missing.
Fortunately, not only is Black Ops Cold War a good entry in the series, it brings support for 120fps on the PS5 which allows you to experience the game in the best way possible.
3. DOOM Eternal
DOOM Eternal picks off of the 2016 game that brought the franchise back on the map.
Not only is it as good as its predecessor, but it’s also bigger, better, and filled with more ambition. Whether you’re fighting giant gods or devils, the game is always about action and speed and 120fps allows you to never slow down.
4. Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is a phenomenal adventure that appeals to people of all ages and finally makes the reboot timeline worthy of existence. It’s filled with fluid action, a lot of variety in both enemies and weapons, and a fun storyline with colorful characters.
5. Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege
Rainbow Six Siege is not a game that anyone assumed would become such a success, but it’s surely here to stay.
It features tactical combat that requires realistic teamwork if you wish to survive, and with many unique heroes that all have their own abilities – it’s a rewarding first-person shooter to master.
6. Borderlands 3
Borderlands 3 is bigger, crazier, and bolder than any of the previous games – and that’s saying something. It features some of the best gunplay that you’ll find in any first-person shooter and its co-op gameplay is just as competent as the single-player mode.
Although it struggled a bit in the last-gen, the PS5 allows you to enjoy it with 120fps goodness.
7. Fortnite
Fortnite may not have a realistic art style, but it’s a very demanding game due to how much is always going on in every part of the map inside matches. Thus, it was always slow on consoles and did not look too great either – which changes now fortunately with the PS5 port of the game.
It looks great and runs at a whopping 120fps too.
8. The Nioh Collection (Nioh 1 & 2)
Nioh 1 and 2 are excellent action RPGs that challenge both the player’s mind and skills as they face off against supernatural threats with sharp swords and magic. With optional co-op included on the side, the game has a fair amount of replayability too.
9. Rocket League
Rocket League needs no introduction, but let us try. It’s about playing football but with cool vehicles. Somehow, this idea is crazy enough to work and it’s no wonder that it’s one of the most successful online video games of recent times.
10. Ghostrunner
Ever thought of being a badass assassin in a cyberpunk-themed world who takes down his targets with parkour and swords? Ghostrunner allows you to do just that. With beautiful graphics and entertaining gameplay to match – this game is amazing at 120fps on the PS5.
We hope that you found this guide useful, and while you’re here, make sure to check out some of our other helpful PlayStation guides too.
