Rise of the Ronin's download size will take up a huge chunk of PS5 space
Here's the exact Rise of the Ronin download size, telling you exactly how many GB of PS5 space you need to install Team Ninja's action samurai-themed RPG.
The download size for Rise of the Ronin always looked like it would be quite the large PS5 install given its open world and cinematic appeal, and it turns out that's exactly the case.
Whilst it won't take up most of your console's precious SSD space, you might need to set a nice bunch of GB aside.
What is the Rise of the Ronin's download size?
Rise of the Ronin will have a download size of 94.343GB, as confirmed on a post by reliable leaker, PlayStation Game Size on X (formerly Twitter).
This certainly isn't the largest amount of GB we've seen needed for an install size from recent releases lately. However, far bigger than Persona 3 Reload, Rise of the Ronin's download size still pales in comparison to Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, which packed just over 145GB.
Whilst Rise of the Ronin still isn't big enough for you to clear out your entire PS5 storage, you may need to remove a few larger games to make space if you're the type to keep a handful installed all at once.
For more from the game, check out how good it looks from first impressions with my Rise of the Ronin preview.
Otherwise, take a look at what we know about upcoming releases like Dune: Awakening, Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, and No Rest for the Wicked.
Alternatively, dive into our Rise of the Ronin guides & news homepage for more essentials and updates right here at GGRecon.
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