Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 21st, Jan. 2022
CrossfireX
Despite initial previews of CrossfireX’s campaign being less than positive, there’s no denying Remedy’s talent for stellar visuals. Thanks to the Northlight Engine, the sheer amount of effects, objects, destruction, dynamic lights and shadows is fairly insane. Throw in some atmospheric fog and wind, not to mention detailed particles, and it’s one of the better looking first person shooters of the year.
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