Metro Exodus could be native 4K on the Xbox One X
Metro Exodus, a great game that aims to be a reference in terms of graphic quality and setting, wants to be run in 4K resolution on the Xbox One X natively, something that will be very complicated.
One of the most popular sagas in recent years is Metro, which has a large number of deliveries. The new game, Metro Exodus developed by 4A Games, will have a new installment that will hit the market this year and that will arrive on the PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One platforms. One of the fields in which they would be working the most is graphics , which aim to be really spectacular and clear, the better the graphics and the higher the resolution, the more resources are required.
Metro Exodus wants to be a reference in the gaming market and wants to be the first game to be run on Microsoft's Xbox One X, fully in native 4K resolution. The complex thing is that it works smoothly with a good flow of frames, which provides a great experience. This is something that few high-quality games have achieved, rather, only Forza Motorsport 7 manages to be executed in 4K, although of course, it is relatively easy because you do not have to load many rivals and spectacular backgrounds.
The difficulty increases if we take into account that we want to offer HDR support, something that will greatly affect the rendering of the physics, which will cause an increase in the load on the GPU. In addition to this, we must take into account the atmospheric systems, the biomes that will be simulated by AI, a very advanced lighting system and other important improvements.
The Reddit user, 'Doit4TehLulz', states that the Metro Exodus game will have a number of enemies, which will be concentrated in the area where the user is at that moment. In addition, there will be an open area of 2000 × 2000 meters, which represents an increase of between ten and eighteen times the open areas of Las Light, which were 111 × 200 meters. They are titanic tasks for such limited and 'obsolete' hardware, such as that of Microsoft's new console.
Source: wccftech