On Friday, a demo of the Forspoken role-playing action from Square Enix and the studio Luminous Productions, which created Final Fantasy XV, became available on PlayStation 5.
The ElAnalistaDeBits channel tested the demo and compared the graphics of the game with the very first trailer shown in 2020.
There are three graphical modes available in the demo: quality, ray tracing and performance. The trial version contains a piece of the game from the pre-release build.
Serious changes in terms of visual or performance should not be expected by the time of the January release.
In quality mode, textures are better, the drawing range is higher and the resolution is on average up to 1728p.
The retrace mode reduces the resolution to an average of 1512p, and also degrades the texture quality and drawing distance, but improves shadows on some elements.
At the same time, ray tracing is not applied to the shadows of vegetation, which makes up most of the environment, as well as to reflections and global illumination.
The performance mode has the same texture truncations and drawing distances as the retrace mode, and also limits the dynamic resolution to 1440p with the use of time reconstruction.
Despite the visual simplifications, the mode does not provide a stable 60 frames per second. Forspoken supports the 120 Hz option, but with it the maximum resolution in all modes is limited to 1440p.
The retrace and quality modes reach 40 FPS at 120 Hz, while the quality mode remains at 60 FPS.
Compared to the debut trailer of 2020, it is noticeable that the game has experienced a strong downgrade in lighting, textures, geometry and detail.
The author of the comparison notes that in visual terms, the final result turned out to be far from what was originally promised. Forspoken will be released on January 24 on PlayStation 5 and PC.
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