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Best-looking Unreal Engine 5 game to bring the Xbox Series X to its knees

Hellblade 2 is gearing up to be the best-looking Unreal Engine 5 game, and to achieve its visuals, the Xbox Series X will be brought to its knees.

Best-looking Unreal Engine 5 game to bring the Xbox Series X to its knees
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The Xbox Series X is about to be pushed to its limits when Ninja Theory and Microsoft release Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2, which could possibly be the best-looking Unreal Engine 5 game to date.

Digital Foundry, the gold standard of reviewing game technology and hardware, has released a new video taking a look at the latest footage released by Microsoft and developer Ninja Theory of Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2. The footage that was analyzed is claimed to be raw footage directly from Microsoft, and according to the outlet, the game is one of, if not the best-looking Unreal Engine 5 game to date. For those that don't know, Hellblade 2 will take players through a stunningly visual cinematic experience that will be, at the time of reporting, exclusive to Xbox consoles and PC.

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The outlet writes that Ninja Theory has decided to trade raw performance for visual fidelity, as Hellblade 2 has been confirmed to be capped at 30FPS. The trade-off is that it looks incredible, with Digital Foundry saying it will be an extremely "demanding" game on the Xbox Series X and one of the most "demanding pieces of PC software we've seen so far this generation." According to Ninja Theory's VFX director Mark Slater-Tunstill, Hellblade 2 will be capped at 30FPS to make the game feel more "cinematic".

Hellblade 2 launches next month on May 21 on PC and the Xbox Series X and S. Gamers can expect to have a solid 8 hours of gorgeous in-game play.

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News Sources:wccftech.com and eurogamer.net

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