Battlezone will be one of those PlayStation VR games that will end up running even better if you have a PlayStation 4 Pro. Rebellion, the UK based publisher of the game, has just revealed that the game will be getting a patch to support the PS4 Pro. The patch will increase super-sampling resolution when the game is played on the PS4 Pro, as well as improving dynamic lighting in the Cobra cockpit, and increasing the reflective lighting resolution.

That’s not all the patch does, either, however. It also adds some balancing tweaks to the game, in addition to removing some bugs. Battlezone is available now on PlayStation VR exclusively.

Thoughts on this update? Let us know in the comments section below. You can check out the full patch notes for this update below:

Added PS4 Pro support

• Increased super-sampling resolution
• Improved dynamic lighting in the Cobra cockpit
• Increased reflective lighting resolution

• Defend and Convoy missions are more balanced
• Difficulty randomization more even throughout campaign
• Enemy rank scaling more balanced throughout campaign

Bug, performance fixes and other changes

• Improved clarity of particle effects
• Fixed a rare framerate hitch during hangar sequence
• Fixed rare physics issue that caused players to leave game world
• Minor enemy behaviour tweaks

Battlezone VR is probably one of the most exciting virtual reality games currently announced; the title is set to launch on Sony’s PlayStation VR system later this year, and ahead of the PlayStation VR event at GDC later this week, the developers took to the PlayStation Blog today to share a brand new trailer showing off the oft neglected single player campaign that the game will have, as well as to discuss how the campaign will work.

The Battlezone campaign will not only offer players branching paths towards the ending, ensuring replay value by offering different choices across multiple junctures, but the levels will also be procedurally generated, meaning no two playthroughs of the campaign should ever be the same. Weapons available to the player with each new playthrough will also be different, since new weapon unlocks will be persistent, and carry across multiple campaign playthroughs.

You can check out the trailer for the game below.