Since her first appearance in 1996, many players have been able to follow the adventures of Lara Croft. She’s more beautiful than ever in this brand new version of Tomb Raider.
Since her first appearance in Tomb Raider in 1996, many players have been able to follow the adventures of Lara Croft, an archaeologist who is not afraid of danger. More than a dozen titles have now followed each other and our heroine has developed significantly, especially graphically. Thanks to this new technology, Lara and the industry have reached a new technical milestone that will delight fans.
Tomb Raider is going to be great
This month you may have missed Nvidia’s new technology called RTX Remix, which was just released to the public. This is an application still in beta that allows you to manually revamp old games and make them more attractive using AI. The latter allows the programmer to minimize effort since it alone detects the material of a texture or the light reflections to be added. It is even possible to go much further by modifying individual objects by hand and create new light sources. It’s a real plus when you need to breathe new life into a video game.
This new technology will undoubtedly make the task of many enthusiasts easier, especially Dominius Aureate, who took on the crazy challenge of being the first to remaster Tomb Raider before the release of Tomb Raider I-III Remastered. The project called Open Lara RTX: Reimagined Realms started almost 6 months ago and is already offering a premiere demo
YouTuber Cycu1 demonstrates this in one of his comparison videos, where we notice that many textures are extremely pixelated. Tomb Raider isn’t the only game that has used RTX Remix technology. For example, we remember the case of GTA San Andreas and here too the result is breathtaking but remains imperfect.
