Want to know every Xbox Series X|S game with ray tracing? We’ve got you covered! Both the Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 support ray tracing, which is a new graphics technology. This feature effectively simulates how light moves around an environment. This includes reflections and scattering across a variety of different textures and surfaces. This results in a more realistic appearance, however it’s a very computationally heavy technology so not all games support it.
While both the Xbox Series X|S have enough processing power to handle ray tracing on paper, in reality it’s a lot more complicated. Many games developers are still getting used to programming for the current-generation systems, and as such aren’t able to allocate the resources needed for advanced technologies. Other developers are still essentially working towards Xbox One and PlayStation 4, simply upscaling for the newer hardware and thus are unlikely to take advantage of newer technologies, such as ray tracing.
Below however, you will find a comprehensive list of every title that currently supports ray tracing on Xbox Series X|S.
Xbox Series X|S Game with Ray Tracing
Here is the list of every current Xbox Series X|S game with ray tracing:
- Bright Memory Infinite
- Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
- Call of the Sea
- Chorus: Rise as One
- Control: Ultimate Edition
- Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition (Xbox Series X only, not on Series S)
- Enlisted
- Fortnite
- Gears 5
- Resident Evil Village
- Halo Infinite
- Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice
- Hitman 3
- Maneater
- Metro Exodus: Enhanced Edition
- NBA 2K21
- Observer: System Redux
- Poker Club
- RIDE 4
- The Medium
- Watch Dogs Legion
- Doom Eternal
It should also be noted that ray tracing is promised for the forthcoming current-generation update of Cyberpunk 2077. Also, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chernobyl will benefit from ray tracing at launch.
There’s not a lot to look at just yet, is there? However, we expect this list to grow significantly over the coming months, as the adoption of current-generation consoles increases and more developers take advantage of the new hardware.
Do you care about ray tracing? Would you buy a game on this list just to support use if the tech? Let us know in the comments below!
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