Techland’s zombie apocalypse has been released this month on PC, PlayStation and Xbox.
Last February 4 arrived in stores Dying Light 2with a successful first few days on PC and consoles. The title of Techland was one of the most anticipated for this beginning of the year 2022 full of big releases, so it is not surprising that it is performing well commercially despite having some problems whose corrections have already been detailed by the studio.
Beyond the gameplay experience itself, being able to play the title to our liking on PC allows us to see things as impressive as the video that we leave you at the top of the news. And it is that the user Berdu has shared some scenes of the game in motion a 4K resolution and with ray tracing activatedand the truth is that it looks tremendously realistic.
Other users are wondering how he has achieved thisIt’s hard to distinguish many clips if we make a quick comparison with what we would see in reality, and numerous users have asked the person responsible how he has achieved it. The video must incorporate extras and external options, because with the settings to the maximum and with everything turned on you do not get the same visual aspect in Dying Light 2. Berdu did not want to detail great things, but it is about the game. running on a 3090 graphics card (getting 35 frames per second at that setting) and using ReShade and extra contrast and color adjustments. Regardless of how you achieve it, the result is impressive.
Stay Human is currently available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, as the. Nintendo Switch version has been delayed for a few months. Once it arrives, we will be able to run the game through the cloud on the hybrid console. If you haven’t tried it for yourself yet, remember that you can learn about our experience with the game by checking out the Dying Light 2 review we published earlier this month.
