Max Payne looks amazing with ray tracing and path tracing, and you can try it for free.
The Remedy shooter uses new NVIDIA technology – RTX Remix.
It’s clear that NVIDIA gave a very important weapon for all fans of graphics and video game modernization. He RTX Remix allows the use of a neural network to automatically remaster video games, and Max Payne, a Remedy Entertainment classic, has already become a “victim” of this. Today, for the first time, you can watch the detective’s adventures with ray tracing enabled.
Here’s what Max Payne looks like with ray tracing thanks to RTX Remix
And one of the great news from CES 2024 was the announcement that NVIDIA is finally opening RTX Remix beta so that users can start remastering games. We were already aware of projects that used this tool, but they all arose as a result of the abandonment of the Portal RTX initiative and the unofficial use of Remix.
In the latest look at Half-Life 2 RTX, the green team has decided to let everyone try out the technology, and players are rushing. Below you can see the first bars Unofficial remake of Max Payne:
As you can see, it still needs some work, but the results are already pointing the way. If you ignore graphical glitches presentwe’ve come across a new way to enjoy Max Payne that you can try it yourself. To do this, simply go to the Max Payne Remixed ModDB page and follow the instructions.
Meanwhile, Remedy itself continues to work remake of Max Payne which will include the first two video games of this trilogy. Unfortunately, at the moment we do not have more official data on this matter, which means that patients have to wait many months (or even years).
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