Life is Strange: True Colors is now officially confirmed as capped at 30 FPS on all consoles, including the latest PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X-generation consoles. This is particularly surprising given the graphical power of the new generation consoles, associated with the fact that Life is Strange: True Colors is not exactly a graphically intensive game. Deck Nine quickly released a statement in response to Framerate rumors: With regard to the Framerate: Life Is Strange: True Colors has been designed to be a performance-oriented cinematographic narrative adventure. The ceiling at 30 frames per second allowed us to target greater cinematographic fidelity on each platform. » Although the game developers have cited the ceiling of the framerate on other platforms as a kinematic experience, the FPS remains non-capped on PC. In addition, some players reported a frequency of jerky images in the game and problems possible with the launch of rays. This is not the only recognized bug - t...