The single-player campaignHalo Infinite barely released, it has already gone through the visual facelift box of Digital Dreams with 4K and ray tracing in the program.
What to discover Halo Zeta in all its splendor with all the graphic sliders pushed to the bottom on the PC version of the latest FPS from 343 Industries.
The big trip
If the postponement of the game for a year did it the greatest good, we had deplored in our test some shortcomings on the graphical level, in particular panoramas spoiled by a significant clipping and outdoor decorations less pleasant to watch than those in interior. However, 343 Industries shone in terms of visual effects, and the finding is all the more telling on the latest video from Digital Dreams.
After having revolutionized Yara in Far Cry 6, the YouTube channel offers us an enchanting Grand Voyage on Halo Zeta. To achieve this result, the video uses Digital Dreams' famous in-house ReShade, Beyond All Limits, all in 4K and Ultra graphics settings. To complete the ride, we are of course entitled to the sublime iconic soundtrack of the franchise.
To achieve this result smoothly, however, you must arm yourself with at least an RTX 3090 graphics card, an AMD Ryzen 9 3900X processor, 32 GB of RAM and an M.2 NVMe SSD. A very nice tribute to what presents itself as the best Halo game ever made by 343 Industries.
Hoping, however, that the continuation of the adventures of Master Chief will be able to satisfy us better than what this campaign serving as a prequel presented to us. And that ending the fight once and for all won't require waiting another six years.
