Zenless Zone Zero Just Announced Major Visual Upgrade But It's Not Available On PC
just got even more beautiful thanks to the addition of ray tracing, but it's only available on the PlayStation version for now. Ray tracing is a lighting technique in games that mimics realistic lighting effects by simulating how real light interacts with 3D objects in the environment. With ray tracing added to, the game's environments and characters now look more alive and immersive.
The effects of ray tracing in the game were shown off on the YouTube channel in a special short video introducing the addition. The trailer for ray tracing shows various characters walking through several locations, highlighting the difference between the scenarios before and after ray tracing was introduced. The new feature is implemented now on all PlayStation copies of
The locations shown in the video are brought to life with dynamic lighting,upgrading everything from puddles of water, neon signs, and sunsets down to shiny toilets. Some of the results are subtle, visible only in the way the atmospheric lighting plays in the reflections of a puddle or the shadows on a building. Others are more impressive and obvious, like the gorgeous way the setting sun illuminates the streets and plays on the entire surrounding area.
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The new lighting effects are impressive, but fans took to the comments to ask just one burning question: When is this feature coming to PC? YouTube user nhandeptrai1406, for instance, points out that "" The comments are full of fans asking when ray tracing would arrive on PC, but developers HoYoverse are remaining silent on the issue. As of the time of this writing, there is no official word about when, or whether, ray tracing would become available on PC.
Ray tracing might not be on PC yet, but PlayStation 5 fans can enjoy the new depth added to with the implementation of the lighting feature. Even in areas where the
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