Echoes of the End looks impressive, but it doesn’t always run smoothly. Performance especially benefits from the PS5 Pro and powerful gaming PCs.
Echoes of the End leverages cutting-edge Unreal Engine 5 features—including Nanite and Lumen—which demand modern hardware. While the game shines visually on PC and the new PS5 Pro, not every platform delivers consistently stable performance.
Echoes of the End: PC Performance
On PC, a mid-range GPU like the RTX 3060 can deliver a stable 60 FPS at 1440p on medium-to-high settings. However, the recommended specs lean toward an RTX 3070 or Radeon RX 5700 XT paired with a Ryzen 5 5600X or Core i7-7700K. Lower-end systems will quickly hit their limits.
How Echoes of the End Performs on PS5, PS5 Pro & Xbox Series X
The console versions offer fixed graphics modes. On Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, you can choose between a Quality Mode (30 FPS, max visuals) and a Performance Mode (60 FPS, reduced details). Both consoles usually deliver smooth animations in Performance Mode, though brief stutters or texture pop-in can occur—especially during scene transitions or when moving through complex environments.
The PS5 Pro stands out mainly thanks to higher resolution: in Performance Mode, the game runs at 4K with 60 FPS; in Quality Mode, it’s also rendered in 4K but locked to 30 FPS. Early impressions suggest textures and effects look sharper on the Pro, though some edge blurring can occur. Rendering consistency also varies in certain scenarios.
Performance Verdict: Echoes of the End
Overall, Echoes of the End delivers visually appealing results on all platforms but truly shines only with high-performance hardware. For the smoothest visuals and highest image quality, a modern gaming PC or PS5 Pro is the best choice. The Xbox Series X and standard PS5 also produce solid results but can show minor technical hiccups in rare cases.
