It's not always the games you expect – when I bought my PS5 Pro (at some expense, despite selling a launch PS5 in the process), I knew that it would come in handy for the biggest releases. Since then, that's been confirmed by a series of massive titles that perform better on the more powerful hardware.
From Kingdom Come: Deliverance II to Ghost of Yotei, there are a heap of massive games out there that have sharper resolutions and smoother frame rates on the PS5 Pro compared to the base console. This week, though, I've been playing a far smaller game that nonetheless seems to be stretching my PS5 Pro to its limit at times.
