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Ratchet and Clank 2016 is one of the best looking games right?
- Thread starter Chance Hale
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Yep, it's still the best looking platformer on consoles, until Rift Apart is released of course.
Playing on PS5 recently, a few environment textures are notably lower in resolution than later ps4 games.
The game did a good job of giving the illusion of large environments without them actually being large. But since some of today's games are frickin huge (including their spider-man games) this game's environs feel smaller today in comparison.
It's "aged" only in those aspects.
The game did a good job of giving the illusion of large environments without them actually being large. But since some of today's games are frickin huge (including their spider-man games) this game's environs feel smaller today in comparison.
It's "aged" only in those aspects.
It would look worse in motion too as some of the visual features would very likely be dialed down.
Sure, and visual fidelity would be lessened had it been 60fps, both in motion and stills. That's all I'm saying. Hopefully they'll put out a PS5 patch.
Just started playing this on PS+ collection. It's really nice looking. Probably one of the best looking cartoony style game I've played recently. The gameplay is pretty good too. Makes me want to take a closer look at Rift Apart.
This game really felt very close to "playing" a Pixar movie. Unlike most games, it really wowed me graphically. I'm usually fairly indifferent to graphics, but this game looks great. Still waiting for something to wow me on XSX graphically, other than Ori Will of the Wisps (which admittedly was more for art style than graphical fidelity).
Sure looks better than this
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Monstracity: New Beginnings (ANIMATED PILOT)
The animated pilot episode of MonstracityThe series focuses on a three kids (Charlene, Kaori and Bronson) getting sent to another dimension where a bunch of ...
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Play it, but watch the cutscenes from the original before or after to see why people liked the duo
And yet Rift Apart is a massive upgrade over this, glad to see them really step up the visuals and have a 60fps mode.
I have until June so even with my very limited free time I think I'll be able to fit it in given the short length. Will definitely share my impressions when I get to play it.
Well that was the joke.
I probably wouldn't play them back to back. R&C games are great but they're fairly one note.
What is thisSure looks better than this
Monstracity: New Beginnings (ANIMATED PILOT)
The animated pilot episode of MonstracityThe series focuses on a three kids (Charlene, Kaori and Bronson) getting sent to another dimension where a bunch of ...
It looks pretty impressive for being a bit of a budget game. The Pixar comparisons were over the top though, as 99% of Pixar comparisons are.
I fear a visit to the nearest optician is of the utmost urgency!
It looks great, but I cannot lie that the gameplay demo for Rift Apart has definitely skewed my mind on those visuals, the new game just looks so much better than the 2016, in terms of density, particles, assets, ray tracing, portals, animations, it blew my mind when they released the high res version at gamescom. Its just a massive upgrade and even has a 60fps mode.
I don't think so. Doesn't make it an ugly game, but after hearing so much about the visuals, I couldn't help but be a little disappointed when I first started playing. Something about the lighting in most of the daytime areas just seemed bland - like Minecraft's default lighting engine. Not to mention how jarring it was to switch from high-quality CGI cutscenes to in-game graphics on the fly. The NPC companion characters also looked terribly stilted in their animation and their pathfinding.
Weird game.
Weird game.
OP
OP
