"Halo Infinite" will support PC version of ray tracing in March 2023. The news of
was announced at the AMD exhibition yesterday: "Let's move forward together" game live broadcast, in which AMD showed the next generation of gpu. Scott Herkelman, senior vice president and general manager of the graphics business unit of
AMD, revealed the news.
"Hao: Infinity will support ray tracing shadows throughout arena and large team battle modes," Herkelman said. Those with the newly released RX 7000 series gpu can also expect to see "better lighting, clearer shadows, and better performance", ray tracing acceleration.
Herkelman says DirectX-ray tracing (DXR) will be part of the third season update of Halo: Infinity. Season 3 was postponed from September to March 2023, and developer 343 Industries released a winter update for the game on November 8 to help players get through the difficulties.
Herkelman also announced a technical partnership with the upcoming releases of The Callisto Protocol and forspoke and the next-generation Snowdrop engine of Ubisoft , which is currently providing technical support for Mario + Crazy Rabbit: Spark of Hope.
You can watch the entire AMD video showcase on youtube, and the announcement of Halo: Infinity starts around 26:30.
