PC games have always provided a reachable platform to virtually everybody. The easy immersion into the market has allowed experimentation and radical developers to absolutely thrive in this environment. This has understandably given birth to thousands of titles available exclusively to the PC gaming community and boy these are some rare gems.
Check out this Unreal Engine 5.6 tech demo for The Witcher 4, running on PlayStation 5 with raytracing. This Witcher 4 tech demo shows off the new Fast Geometry Streaming Plugin to load open-worlds faster, and we see how UE 5.6 handles busy scenes full for high-fidelity character models and visual effects like ML Deformer. Additionally, we see Nanite Foliage in action, which provides a memory-efficient way to achieve high density (and fidelity) foliage, slated for release on UE 5.7.
Looks amazing, and running on PS5. Next-gen aka current-gen games are finally starting become the norm.
Wow, CD Project. If it looks this amazing on the standard PS5 I'm looking forward to seeing it on my 5090.
Looking forward to playing this. The Witcher series is one of the best in gaming, nothing quite has that feel. Looks like I'll be playing Witcher 3 again before this releases.
This is 60 fps and RT on a base PS5? Damn. Im not even worried about the CP fiasco. They've learnt their lesson after their losses there.
NoobFeed editor Adiba writes - Tales of Seikyu is a beautiful agricultural simulation with a touch of Yokai, but it will take time to reach its full potential due to its Early Access problems and poor sound design.
WTMG's Kyle Nicol: "Despite some good ideas that could have made Among The Whispers: Provocation a compelling addition to the ghost hunting horror subgenre, there are a lot of messy elements scattered throughout all of its corners. It does have a solid foundation, and being single-player does differentiate it from its sources of inspiration, but at the end of the day, the source of inspiration is still a better experience. It does lack variety and becomes tedious very quickly."
