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Hall Infinite‘s PC version is set to receive ray tracing in March next year.
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The news comes from yesterday’s (November 3) AMD Presents Together We Advance livestream, in which the company showed off its next-generation AMD GPUs.
Hall Infinite will support ray-traced shadows across both the arena and large team battle modes. Currently, it appears that the update is limited to the game’s multiplayer.
“Hall Infinite will support ray-traced shadows across Arena and Big Team Battle Modes,” announced Scott Herkelman, senior vice president and general manager of the company’s business unit. As part of the ray tracing update, gamers who own one of the RX 7000 series GPUs will see “improved lighting, sharper shadows and increased performance.”
The full AMD Presents live stream is available below, with the Hall Infinite announcement happening at 26:30.
The update will be available as part of the game’s Season 3 update, which is set to launch in March 2023.
Meanwhile, Hall Infinite is getting a Winter Update that will finally add the long-requested online campaign co-op, as well as the beta launch of the Forge mode. Additionally, the update will introduce a new 30-level battle pass, as well as new modes, maps and events for the game. The Winter Update, which will be available for free, is released on November 8.
The update, however, will not add split-screen co-op to the game. Back in September, developer 343 Industries announced that it had abandoned its plans to implement a two-screen co-op multiplayer for Hall Infinite. This decision was designed to “improve and accelerate ongoing development of live services, and to better address player feedback and quality of life updates,” according to the developer.
In other gaming news, a “notable” number of Destiny 2 fans are playing the wrong version of the game on PlayStation 5, according to Bungie.
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