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PPSA09196 / Adventure
Last Days of Lazarus
Last Days of Lazarus · PPSA09196 on AnyPS5. Windows: No reviewed report; Linux: Gameplay. Check the PS5 edition, build, patches and original evidence before testing.
PS5 title ID PPSA09196. Match this ID to your edition, then compare the content version, operating system, build and patches in each report. A matching ID alone does not establish compatibility.
Results by platform
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Linux
ReviewedGameplay
A first-person interior with crosshair and doorway runs 292 s, about 6–20 FPS, later near 21. #6959 does not change the dim sepia image; brightness alone cannot diagnose a fault. Later progress and completion untested.
AnyPS5 buildmain 474030e584
Reports behind this summary · Community reportAbout the game
The dim interior is not automatically the same lighting bug seen in other games. Compare a matched scene before borrowing a fix.
Which edition does this cover?
Official artwork, when available, describes the game and may cover another region or generation. It does not identify the tested PPSA, DLC or AnyPS5 output.
Official game informationEdition and evidence review
This review covers the upstream documentation, public issues, pull requests and discussions, alongside publisher information. It is a source review, not a game test by this site. A missing report does not establish incompatibility.
Sources checked ·
What the sources establish
A first-person interior with crosshair and doorway runs 292 s, about 6–20 FPS, later near 21. #6959 does not change the dim sepia image; brightness alone cannot diagnose a fault. Later progress and completion untested.
What a new test needs to establish
Reproduce the exact package/build/patches and scene. Verify controls, audio, reload and longer play independently; missing hardware, driver or test dates stay unknown. A stopped process, a present counter or an import audit is not a complete game test.
Community report · Linux
Gameplay
A first-person interior with crosshair and doorway runs 292 s, about 6–20 FPS, later near 21. #6959 does not change the dim sepia image; brightness alone cannot diagnose a fault. Later progress and completion untested.
- AnyPS5 build
- main 474030e584
- Platform
- Arch Linux 7.2.11 Release
- Game version
- Not specified
- CPU
- AMD Ryzen 9 7950X
- GPU
- AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT
- Driver
- RADV Mesa 26.2.6
- Test date
- Not specified
Performance observations
The source does not provide an FPS measurement tied to specific hardware.
Scope of this result
A first-person interior with crosshair and doorway runs 292 s, about 6–20 FPS, later near 21. #6959 does not change the dim sepia image; brightness alone cannot diagnose a fault. Later progress and completion untested.
Results come from the original reports; this site has not reproduced the tests. The stage shown is the furthest point reported, not a guarantee of stable play. Locally modified results may rely on forks, patches or changes to game files.
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Game and edition
- Game
- Last Days of Lazarus
- Title ID
- PPSA09196
- Edition / region
- PS5 · PPSA09196
- Content versions in reports
- Not specified
These versions belong to individual reports, not every edition of the game. An unknown version remains unknown; demos, expansions and other PPSA editions need their own evidence.
Screenshots and video
Official game images
Promotional images from the publisher’s game page. These are not screenshots of the game running in AnyPS5. Images are hosted on this site; rights remain with their owners.
Official game informationResults come from the original reports; this site has not reproduced the tests.
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