If Towers of Aghasba is crashing at startup on your PS5, here are steps to troubleshoot and resolve the issue.
Table of Contents
- Solution 1: Restart Your Console
- Solution 2: Update the Game
- Solution 3: Update PS5 System Software
- Solution 4: Clear Cache and Rebuild Database
- Solution 5: Free Up Storage Space
- Solution 6: Reinstall the Game
- Solution 7: Check for Overheating
- Solution 8: Disable Rest Mode
- Solution 9: Inspect the Power Cord
- Solution 10: Reset PS5 (Final Option)
Solution 1: Restart Your Console
- Fully shut down your PS5 (not Rest Mode) by holding the power button until you hear two beeps.
- Unplug the console for 30 seconds, then reconnect and power it back on.
- Restarting clears temporary system errors.
Solution 2: Update the Game
- On the PS5 home screen, highlight the game, press the Options button。
- Select Check for Update.
- Download and install available updates, as developers often release patches to address bugs.
Solution 3: Update PS5 System Software
- Go to Settings > System > System Software Update and Settings.
- Choose Update System Software to ensure compatibility with the latest games.
Solution 4: Clear Cache and Rebuild Database
- Turn off the PS5.
- Boot into Safe Mode by holding the power button until the second beep.
- Connect your controller via USB.
- Select Clear Cache and Rebuild Database, and follow the prompts.
Solution 5: Free Up Storage Space
Navigate to Settings > Storage and delete unused apps or games to ensure at least 20 GB of free space. Overloaded storage can affect game performance.
Solution 6: Reinstall the Game
Delete Towers of Aghasba from the home screen by pressing Options and selecting Delete. Redownload and reinstall the game from your library or the PlayStation Store.
Solution 7: Check for Overheating
Ensure your PS5 is well-ventilated and free of dust. Overheating can cause crashes during gameplay.
Solution 8: Disable Rest Mode
Go to Settings > System > Power Saving and set “Time Until PS5 Enters Rest Mode” to “Don’t Enter Rest Mode.” Rest Mode can sometimes lead to system instability.
Solution 9: Inspect the Power Cord
Disconnect and inspect the power cord for damage. Replace if necessary, or try plugging into a different outlet.
Solution 10: Reset PS5 (Final Option)
If all else fails, back up your data via cloud storage, then reset the PS5 to factory settings through Settings > System > Reset Options > Reset Your Console.
These steps aim to address software glitches, storage issues, and hardware faults that commonly cause game crashes. If the issue persists, consider contacting PlayStation Support.