Darkflow Software and Gaijin Entertainment are bringing their Battle Royale shooter Cuisine Royale to consoles.
Neil writes: "Cuisine Royale has had a weird life. Having first come to inception as an April Fool's joke, and then making the most of Xbox Game Preview before launching into the world as a fully fledged title, it's been a game that has attempted to run a different Battle Royale route to the genre leaders. You see, no other game lets you go equipped with pots and pans like Cuisine Royale. Now though things are changing again and with a radical revamp in place, Cuisine Royale will now be known, going forward, as CRSED: F.O.A.D."
Gaijin Entertainment confirmed that War Thunder, Enlisted and Cuisine Royale will run at 4K@60 on Xbox Series X (1440P@60 on Series S) with support for ray tracing and Variable Rate Shading. DirectML support for Xbox Series X/S is being explored, while DX12 Ultimate features will land on the PC versions next year.
It’s strange that Microsoft (or Sony) hasn’t said much about direct ML upsampling. I know series x has the hardware to do it.
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DirectML could be used for a lot of things besides DSSL like upsampling. They could use it to better animations transitions, better enemy AIs, create dialog on the fly using GPT-3 Microsoft licensed, physics and to apply ray tracing to a great area without the need to throw more rays. I think it's an excellent thing they already working with this tech.
Gaijin Entertainment and Darkflow Software studio announce the release of the “Heaven’s Wrath” Content Update for the brutal online shooter "Cuisine Royale".
