The police station and underground lab look nearly life-like and every scare in the game is extra terrifying with how detailed the monsters are. Even Tyrant looks awesome, in his own terrifying way. Microsoft Flight Simulator is a jaw-dropping achievement. The flight sim grants players access to the world, allowing them to plan and take trips to Earth's highest mountains, hottest deserts, and greatest metropolises.
The game's scope is impressive, and this ambition is more than matched by its technical prowess. Microsoft Flight Simulator is arguably the most realistic game of all time, with both the planes and locations authentically mirroring their real-life counterparts to the smallest detail.
Final Fantasy 7 has done it once again. When it was first released in , its stunning pre-rendered backgrounds, cutscenes, and battles were the most advanced that a game had ever looked. Needless to say, the Remake had a lot to live up to. Comparing the two games is night and day, but not simply due to the year difference in age. The Final Fantasy 7 Remake is a fantastically beautiful game with some of the most immersive lighting and environments in all of gaming, and the character models for the main cast look a hundred times better than the already good-looking FF7 movie, Advent Children.
Nothing against the previous installments of God of War but the soft reboot of the sequel is not only a vastly different game but a gorgeous one at that. Exploring the Norse lands and experiencing its mythology through this game is truly spectacular because of how great it looks. This game captures Kratos and Atreus in a way that gives real-life and depth to these characters not experienced in previous installments, at least for the God of War.
This is the most pristine dad simulator on the market. Remedy Entertainment's Alan Wake and Quantum Break are both heavy hitters in the graphics department, and they paved the way to the studio's most visually epic project yet.
Control takes place in the Federal Bureau of Control, which generally means that players should prepare themselves for a whole lot of strange reality-bending things. When things are "normal," Control is a pretty game with fluid combat; however, the game's art style really comes into its own whenever the world begins to lose touch with reality.
Known for being one of the greatest games ever made, CD Projekt Red's The Witcher 3 is phenomenal for numerous reasons. Not all of the monsters or gruff characters are a joy to look at because they aren't meant to be, but the sprawling landscapes are constantly killer. While the console versions look great not including the Switch port, which is nonetheless impressive in its own right , The Witcher 3 on PC can hit graphically levels that are almost beyond understanding.
The game is worth playing for a ton of reasons besides graphics, but looking good is always a plus. The bathtub scene is worth the price of entry alone. On the right system, Cyberpunk is also one of the best-looking games ever. As long as Forza games continue to be made they will continue to be the best-looking games on the market. Forza Horizon 5 isn't just one of the greatest racing games of the last few years, but one of the most gorgeous titles to ever be released for Xbox.
While Forza Horizon 4 's British setting resulted in slightly homogenous environments, the sequel's Mexico map is far more diverse, offering 11 biomes that showcase different aspects of the country. Red Dead Redemption 2 is the best-looking video game of all time.
The game is practically a movie with how detailed and impressive all of the characters and landscapes look on consoles and PC. Not only does every single frame of this adventure look like a painting, but the game is also incredibly long and you will never get tired of looking at it. Arthur Morgan looks and feels like a real human being.
And CryEngine? More power to them, though— Kingdom Come: Deliverance looks absolutely phenomenal at times, especially those dark old-growth forests.
Honorable mention still goes to The Witcher 2 with ubersampling turned on. One is rather ignominious: It may quite literally punish your PC.
On release, Dishonored 2 was knocked for being poorly optimized, with the game suffering from all manner of stuttering and bugs. Set aside the lackluster initial PC port, though, and Dishonored 2 is quite an impressive piece of work. Go ahead, set the draw distance to 25 kilometers. I dare you.
Arma 3 also has some beautiful lighting and particle effects. Tracking all those bullet physics and moving targets in real time can murder your processor. Fallout 4 is a difficult game to run even in its standard, monitor-bound form. Now imagine taking that entire world, running it at a decently high resolution, and maintaining 90 frames per second. Bethesda made some compromises to make it happen, but it did happen. But Fallout 4 VR is just a stunning technical achievement.
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Despite being an amazing game on console, its PC port was far from stellar. The recommended requirements aren't anything to laugh about either. For Nvidia users, a GTX or above is absolutely crucial for a great experience. AMD users will need to opt for a Rzen 5 X or above to get such results. Should you meet those requirements, you'll get to experience the most visually impressive Rockstar game to date. Even with those specs, Cyberpunk will struggle to maintain a consistent framerate at times.
And if you want to play this game at 4K with 60 FPS, forget it. Even the best PC specs can't maintain that frame rate consistently. Fortunately, Cyberpunk has quite a few settings you can tweak to maximize your performance. Digital Foundry has an excellent guide on how you can increase this game's performance with minimal visual impact.
In we finally got to see Final Fantasy XV on our desktop monitors. But this port came with a price: utilizing top-notch graphics and some of the most stunning graphics and advanced physics GameWorks technology , the game will truly test your system's mettle. We're still baffled by the required GB free space to play this game in 4K - that's right, you'll need GB of storage space to play this game at its highest settings.
Hands down one of the most stunning autosport games out there, Project CARS 2 improves tremendously on its predecessor. The graphics are completely photo-realistic, and the fact that you need at least 50 GB of free space to even install this game should be a testament to the amount of detail it includes. However, it's the CPU that's getting the lion's share of the work in this game.
And that's just for p. This game's crowning achievement—at least visually—is its implementation of ray tracing. Environments and particle effects are drop-down gorgeous while RTX is on, but this comes with a heavy price—both metaphorically and literally. You can also play Control without an RTX card, yet that is also rather demanding. No matter how you look at it, Control is one of the most graphically demanding games on the market currently.
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