Unreal Engine 5-based Layers of Fear Gets PC Demo

[wolf]

Big visual difference?

not at a quick glance, I have noticed the RT reflections but I'm not really sure what other RT effects if any it has.

 

[ryzenmaster]

not at a quick glance, I have noticed the RT reflections but I'm not really sure what other RT effects if any it has.

I suspect when you turn off RT it switches go Lumen Software RT so you still have RT just less impressive.

 

[oxrufiioxo]

Can you share FPS if you run:

2560x1440

No upscale

Max settings

RT On

Would be interesting.

Thanks!

I deleted the game after playing it.

At 4k with no DLSS with RT on it was sitting between 100-120FPS

Assuming I did try to run it at 1440p I would be CPU limited so at least with my CPU the results would be useless.

I did try it at 5760x3240 DLDSR 2.25x with DLSS quality and RT on it was sitting around 80FPS probably how I would play this game due to the very unimpressive visuals.

RT on vs off was really hard to tell the image was slightly darker less bloom with RT on very unimpressive implementation. The hit to framerate was about 10% maybe 15% tops.

 

[ryzenmaster]

Tried it, ran well with RT on my 7900 XT at 2560x1440 and still had gas in the tank even at 120FPS lock.
Game don't look very good though.

Can try run 4K res and share FPS?

 

[Deleted member 230939]

Can try run 4K res and share FPS?

No I uninstalled because the game is just not for me, boring trash.
The hype is just the engine it is running on.

 

[oxrufiioxo]

No I uninstalled because the game is just not for me, boring trash.
The hype is just the engine it is running on.

And going by the visuals it looks like they are just doing the UE4 to 5 upgrade route without using any of the advanced features at least in an impressive way.

 

[Fluffmeister]

Yeah tried it too, looks okay, runs okay, wouldn't rush out and upgrade for it like some suckers.