If you play Forza Horizon 5 on PC, here is some news that should make you smile. Playground Games has just announced that ray tracing is finally coming to all game modes, one year after the release of the title. The studio has also thought of the most timid configurations, adding DLSS and FSR support for Nvidia and AMD graphics cards.
As usual, the last Forza Horizon was a real hit. Just a few days after its launch, there were already no less than 10 million players worldwide. We would be lying if we said it was a surprise. Forza Horizon 5 takes all the ingredients that have made it successful over the years by pushing the sliders even further, especially on one of its main strengths: its graphics.
Sumptuous graphics, we certainly find them in the racing simulation, but a crucial shortcoming has however long been deplored by the players. On PC, the title stands out for the noticeable absence of ray tracing. This one, which has recently become a real standard in the AAA industry, is only available in the ForzaVista mode, which allows you to view the cars in the game. At least, until today.
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The PC version of Forza Horizon 5 finally has the right to ray tracing
Indeed, Playground Games has arrived with excellent news on the license site. Yesterday, the studio rolled out the Donut Media update which, after a year of waiting, finally adds ray tracing to all game modes. correctly the beast. This is where Playground Games’ second good news comes in: support for DLSS and FSR 2.2.
Note that holders of an Nvidia graphics card will not yet be able to take advantage of DLSS 3, which is currently compatible with quite a few games. “While we don’t have anything to share today regarding DLSS 3.0, the team looks forward to your feedback on the implementation of DLSS 2.4 in Forza Horizon 5, which can be enabled on all Nvidia RTX graphics cards for increase your performance at higher resolutions »the studio said.