Crytek was kind enough to provide us with a review code for Ryse: Son of Rome PC, and below you can find a comparison between the game’s Low and High settings. Do note that we could not change the quality of the game’s Textures (as they were locked at High).
The biggest differences between these two settings are the square-ish and low-quality shadows, the blurry shading effects, as well as the reduced reflections that are being displayed.
As always, High is on the left whereas Low is on the right. And we strongly suggest opening the images in new tabs instead of using our gallery plugin.
Our Performance Analysis for Ryse will go live later today or tomorrow, so stay tuned for more!
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