Empire of the Ants, No Man's Sky and Albatroz are on our PlayStation 5 Pro menu today and we've even added a base PS5 video of the latter so you can compare (the stutters and drops are sadly still there on Pro and they make it more difficult to enjoy the game). Since we somehow managed to forget to include Dragon Age: The Veilguard to our EA video, you'll also find some gameplay footage of the enhanced version inside. Though we still have a bunch of titles which were supposed to be PS5 pro enhanced in time for launch, we don't think they have yet and will wait until the updates are available to cover them.

Empire of the Ants will be released later this week but we have been able to play the game for more than dox hours, and though the campaign is twenty-four long and we're still far from completing it, we can say it's a pretty nice surprise, even for people who are not that much into strategy games. Not only is it pretty generous in terms of content (there's even a multiplayer mode), it also looks very good thanks to UE5. Check out our video and screenshots from the PS5 version to see what we mean.

If you've always dreamed of impersonating an ant in the forest of Fontainebleau, Empire of the Ants is probably what you've been waiting for all these years. The game will be available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on November 7 and it will be an RTS. Let us remind you that it has been inspired by Bernard Werber's best seller.

Microïds will have a busy end of year with the upcoming releases of The Smurfs 2 – The Prisoner of the Green Stone, Tintin Reporter – Cigars of the Pharaoh, UFO Robot Grendizer – The Feast of the Wolves and Asterix & Obelix – Slap them all! 2 but since 2024 is around the corner, they are already preparing the future. Empire of the Ants is not a new comic book adaptation as it will be based on Bernard Werber's famous book series. Expect photo realistic visuals powered by Unreal Engine 5 and RTS gameplay mechanics which will evolve with the seasons.