Survival horror title Joe?s Diner hadn?t really grabbed many headlines until it became one of ten PlayStation 4 games that players wouldn?t be able to play on PlayStation 5 through backwards compatibility. According to Twisted Voxel, developer VIS-Games has now remedied this by releasing a patch to make the game playable on the PS5.
The patch to make the game backwards compatible is the first update the game has ever received; the lack of support is likely one of the reasons the game received a critical hammering when it was released on PS4. The patch?s sole purpose is to make the game playable on Sony?s newest console, so if you were expecting it to fix anything else, you?ll be sorely disappointed.

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