The Bloober Team game will be released on new generation consoles at the end of 2020. New gameplay in Ultra HD resolution and with hardly any loading times.
Bloober Team has presented at the IGN Summer of Gaming a new gameplay in 4K resolution of Observer: System Redux, its awaited new great project for the next generation of consoles from Sony and Microsoft, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. According With the information, advanced by the colleagues in charge of the event, IGN, the loading times will be “imperceptible” thanks to the use of powerful new hardware.
Ray tracing, HDR, 4K resolution at 60 FPS
We are talking about a video game remastered from the original science fiction work from 2017; this time “rebuilt” to improve what is seen not only in the visual plane but also in the playable. If all goes well, we will be able to play it at the end of 2020. To be noted, apart from a duration 20% greater than the original work, it is confirmed that it will move in 4K resolution and 60 FPS with improvements in textures, animations and modeling of characters. Those who have a television with HDR will be able to enjoy this type of improvement; also ray tracing.
The adventure will tell us a science fiction story set in the distant future, a future where almost any device can be hacked; including the human brain. Daniel Lazarski is the protagonist, an observer who manipulates the memories of her through implants inside. Investigating the death of her son is the main storyline of this promising production.
Bloober Team loves PS5 controller DualSense
The haptic feedback of the next PS5 controller, the DualSense, surprised Szymon Ergmanski, member of the team in charge of the work, Bloober Team, because “it will be crucial for anyone who likes to investigate or create an experience with even more suspense, which cannot be underestimated in the horror genre. ” They will investigate how to take advantage of that technology in their projects, including this one.
If you want to know more about the new generation, here we break down everything we know about PlayStation 5. Likewise, in the following article we collect all the games already confirmed for PS5 at the moment. Same with Xbox Series X, with all the information so far.
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