…The most intriguing experience is found using the "For This Device (RT)" settings, which prioritise RT reflections and deliver a reasonably good 30fps, combining the game's most impactful RT lighting technique…
…The Xbox Series X version of the game also seems to have regressed technically, with no crashes to speak of but new stutters in the opening sequence and other demanding scenes. As…
…Campaign Evolved? (251 votes) Yes, for sure 64 % Maybe, I'll wait for reviews 24 % No, I'm not interested enough 13 % The in-game settings menu also offers a relatively sparse…
…There are also occlusion artifacts and stair-stepping when circling the Imperial City, pushing the technology to its limits. Visually, many settings trail behind the Xbox Series S. Foliage density is pruned…
…game is still able to run consistently above 50fps, at least across the first two levels. That's at 1440p using DLSS balanced mode and optimised settings adapted from the technically similar…
…plant setting would make sense for faster PCs. Similarly, water interactions don't look as fluid (ha) as the rest of the game, and more advanced animation and rendering techniques would add…
…As development progressed, it became clear that bringing the game to those platforms would require compromises that would prevent us from delivering the experience we set out to create." Techland goes on…
…Beyond the technical comparisons, Halo: Campaign Evolved is undeniably a beautiful game. It serves as a near-perfect showcase for Unreal Engine 5, with high-end lighting and materials that bring the…
…a technical curiosity than a viable way to play the game, and it should probably not be activated by default based on a system-level setting. In handheld configuration, the game adopts…
We've spent some time highlighting Crimson Desert's top-line graphics features , exemplified by the PC version of the game - and we've also looked at how that experience scales to…