Beast of Reincarnation PS5 Film Grain: Current Fix Status

Update, September 3, 2026 — the toggles exist now, but read which platform. The v1.0.10 patch notes, published on August 31, 2026, add exactly what the developer promised in this thread: a Film Grain on/off toggle, a Chromatic Aberration on/off toggle, and a separate post-processing toggle for cutscenes.

The catch is in the title of the announcement: “Beast of Reincarnation PC Patch Notes: v1.0.10.” It does not say when PlayStation 5 receives the same build, and it contains no PS5-specific line at all. So the accurate answer for a PS5 player today is:

• The feature has been implemented. It is no longer a plan — it shipped, and the promise in this thread was kept.
• The published notes only confirm it on PC. Nothing official states the PS5 date, so this page does not claim the option is in your console menu.
• It is worth checking your own settings menu after updating. If the toggles are there, the release reached your platform; if they are not, they have not arrived yet. That check costs nothing and is the only reliable per-platform answer.

Full breakdown on the v1.0.10 notes page; the roadmap entry that promised it is covered on the v1.0.9 notes page. The original thread record follows.

Where the request started

If you are looking for a Beast of Reincarnation PS5 film grain fix, the request began with a public Steam discussion asking for film-grain and chromatic-aberration options on PS5, where a developer account said the team was aware and planned to implement post-processing toggles. The same thread said there was no exact patch date.

As checked on August 24, 2026, there was no confirmed PS5 menu switch or release date for that option. PC engine.ini commands and PC mods should not be presented as a PS5 fix — that has not changed.

What the PS5 discussion confirms

The Steam thread titled “Disable FILM GRAIN and Chromatic Aberration on PS5!!” had 13 replies when checked. The original request is simple: add an option to disable the effects. Replies discuss a PC-only engine.ini workaround, a third-party mod, and whether the team is aware of the request.

The important first-party reply comes from a developer account identified as Sam, which says the team is aware and is planning to implement post-processing toggles as options. A later reply says there is no exact date or time yet, although the update is not expected to be far away. That is a status update, not a shipped feature.

Is there a PS5 setting to turn it off right now?

No published PS5 source confirms one. The toggles are in the game — the v1.0.10 notes say so — but those notes are PC-titled, so the console menu path is not documented anywhere first-party. Do not promise that the PC commands below work on PlayStation 5, and do not tell players to install a PC mod on a console. If your PS5 build exposes the toggles after updating, that is your own confirmation for your platform, and it is the best evidence available.

The safest current choices are:

1. Update the game, then open the display settings. This is now the whole answer for most people: the option either appears or it does not.
2. Look through the available display and accessibility options after the update, and note the exact menu names.
3. Compare the same scene with HDR or display presets only if your television offers them, and keep a record of the original setting.
4. If the toggles are absent, report the platform, display, game version, and scene in the official discussion — the request is now “bring the shipped PC option to PS5,” which is a narrower and more useful report than the original one.
5. Recheck the developer thread and the patch notes after each update rather than assuming parity.

These are reversible checks. They are not a claim that a television preset removes the game’s post-processing.

Why PC advice is not a PS5 solution

The same discussion includes this PC-style configuration:

[SystemSettings]
r.FilmGrain=0
r.Tonemapper.GrainQuantization=0

That changes a PC configuration file and is not an available PS5 workflow. The Beast of Reincarnation PC performance guide documents the PC-only boundary, including the warning that player fixes and third-party tools are not universal or publisher-supported solutions.

Keeping the platform boundary visible matters for searchers. “Beast of Reincarnation film grain fix” can mean a PC file edit or a console request, but the answer is not the same.

What the developer has and has not promised

Question	Current status
Is the PS5 request visible to the team?	Yes; the developer replied in the public thread.
Was a post-processing toggle planned?	Yes, and it was also listed on the v1.0.9 roadmap.
Has the toggle shipped?	Yes — v1.0.10, August 31, 2026. Film grain, chromatic aberration, and cutscene post-processing, as three separate options.
Is it confirmed in the PS5 menu?	Not by any published source. The v1.0.10 announcement is titled PC Patch Notes.
Is there an official PS5 date?	No. No console rollout schedule is published for v1.0.10.
Does the PC engine.ini method work on PS5?	No; it is a PC configuration method.
Is a third-party mod an official PS5 fix?	No.

Current status after launch updates

The status changed on August 31, 2026, and it changed in one direction only: the feature exists, the platform is unconfirmed. v1.0.8 had added camera choices and other PC changes with no post-processing option; v1.0.9 listed the toggles as planned; v1.0.10 shipped them under a PC-titled announcement.

So the honest answer today is: the toggle players asked for has been implemented, and PS5 availability is not documented. Update the game and look — that check is the only per-platform confirmation anyone can give you, and it now has a real chance of succeeding. If you find the options on PS5, the release reached your console; if you do not, the request stands.

Related Beast of Reincarnation guides

• Beast of Reincarnation PC performance and settings fixes
• Beast of Reincarnation v1.0.10 patch notes — the patch that added the toggles
• Beast of Reincarnation v1.0.9 patch notes — where they were promised
• Beast of Reincarnation v1.0.8 patch notes
• Beast of Reincarnation launch support and fixes
• Beast of Reincarnation Steam reception and issues