Id Software’s Doom Eternal has obtained its long-awaited next-gen replace, bringing in ray tracing and 4k 60fps assist on Series X|S consoles.
Doom Eternal’s Update 6 has launched, with next-gen enhancements obtainable for all the newest consoles. Each console allows you to select between a blistering 120 fps mode or enhanced graphical high quality to tailor simply the way you need DOOM to look.
Here’s just a little run down of precisely what you’ll be able to anticipate from every console and mode.
Xbox Series X
Ray Tracing Mode – 1800p/60 fps120 fps Graphics Mode – 1800p/120 fpsBalanced Graphics Mode – 4k/60 fps
Xbox Series S
120 fps Graphics Mode – 1080p/120 fpsBalanced Graphics Mode – 1440p/60 fps
PlayStation 5
Ray Tracing Mode – 1800p/60 fps120 fps Graphics Mode – 1584p/120 fpsBalanced Graphics Mode – 4k/60 fps
It’s not simply graphical goodness that Update 6 brings to Doom Eternal, as there’s additionally a brand new Master Level to check your abilities, a brand new Battlemode Arena known as Corrosion, and an entire suite of different graphical and gameplay enhancements to make your first, or subsequent playthrough of the sport even higher.
Having examined the replace for ourselves, the Ray Tracing on the Xbox Series X appears to be like completely excellent, nonetheless, it’s arduous to note it inside the overwhelmingly hectic fray of fight. Nevertheless, it provides a pleasant atmosphere to Doom Eternal’s environments when you select to show it on over greater framerate choices.
PlayStation 5 customers sadly haven’t been having nearly as good of a time, with a plethora of points plaguing Sony’s newest system. Some gamers reportedly haven’t been capable of get the PS5 model working in any respect, whereas others have realised that marketing campaign knowledge doesn’t switch between the PS4 and PS5 so have been left enjoying via the, admittedly beautiful, sport once more.
