Goodbye Volcano High might not look like a graphically-intensive game, but its visual effects and art do put a strain on older hardware, which developer KO_OP is glad is not the case with the PlayStation 5.
Speaking to the Official PlayStation Magazine (via GamesRadar), Creative Director Saleem Dabbous revealed that the PS5?s hardware allows developers to focus on making ?the best possible art? rather than worrying about memory constraints. Although Goodbye Volcano High is headed to the PS4, Dabbous hinted that it will require ?a lot of work that will have to be done to make the game run the way we want it to.?

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