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10- Metro Exodus:

Metro exodus  is quite the looker and we're going to highlight the taiga area here the wooded region of the game it's it's like a departure for most metro game style areas but it is certainly one of the prettiest I mean look at this game i saw one of the earlier implementations of ray tracing but hot damn does it really still benefit from it here i mean the fact that the actual physical behavior of light can be accurately and quickly shown on screen here like this really just makes a difference for the overall image you know sunlight streaming in from the outside in interiors reflections of low-lying swampy bodies of water the shade underneath trees sunlight peeking through and passing through tall grass and casting moving shadows but we figured you'd want to see this first it just looks amazing also just saying metro exodus one of our favorite games of the year released still holds up very much you should play it.

9- Watch Dogs Legions:

London pretty much the entire city any time of day watchdogs legion  was another game that was heavily marketed by NVidia for being a showcase for RTX and you can really tell it looks damn good you were able to kind of experience it on the next gen consoles but to see its full beauty on pc it is just amazing here watch dogs London is a very rainy place there's always puddles and stuff you know flexing those real-time reflections and the way the light bounces off of things but more than anything that near future design of the city where there's a lot of neon and a lot of light everywhere just really lends to the look but not overly like other games in this list we're going to talk about it's a bit more subtle but you can just tell even from the settings menu and how the game demonstrates the ray tracing and how the lighting works it is really nothing short of incredibly impressive now as someone who wasn't super into this game i will say from a visual standpoint it's probably one of the best things about the game exploring this pretty London is still definitely something worth considering i mean look at it guys sheeesh.

8- Doom Eternal:

We are going to highlight the Atlantica facility now you know the visuals here with the lighting tweaks it's not extremely in your face but still really nice considering this level is already graphically intensive it has lots of rain and weather effects everything is wet it still looks really damn cool and if you can get it running well and considering that the game moves at a blazing speed stopping to smell the roses and really look at the visuals show just how insane this game can look and how well the engine can scale and when you tweak it it can just look that much better. 

7- Halo 4:

Believe it or not we're going to take a look at the first level the interior is a good showcase thanks to some mods visually this can really be pushed to the next level and kind of stand up to modern games today the opening of halo 4 that whole level was really a flex back when it released saying hey this halo has better graphics now we're in the newer generation but now thanks to some crafty pc people it can once again flex like that saying hey this time we got better lighting.. dude I just look at the sheen on thing just look at some of the atmospheric lighting the way it bounces the way it reflects off of the floor i know halo 4 might not be like the best halo game by any means but now it's looking even cooler. 

6-Kingdom Come Deliverance:

It's a game that can run on pc at high settings it can look pretty impressive in a lot of spots but thanks to some tweaking it can look even better  specifically just the overall countryside thanks to that improved lighting and also interiors at night like look at a light source inside like a wood cabin that candle light dances around way more convincingly and while it is very much something that you're going to have to stop and look for if your eye isn't trained still the fact that it is improved just heightens the overall experience that's really the argument for this type of stuff it doesn't necessarily change the game but it sells the vision so to speak what the game is supposed to really look like and tricking the human eye into really believing everything that is on screen. 

5-Cyberpunk 2077:

The entire location and region of night city this has native support. say what do you want about cyberpunk it has issues people have massive problems with it some people really love it. it's  still divisive as hell but the art direction and the graphics behind night city is really amazing unlike anything you saw in a game before and when you turn on ray tracing it all gets amped up i mean the neon everywhere the lighting the streets the way this entire city is designed it's almost basically like a showcase for ray tracing it is of course another game that NVidia took the time to really highlight and for good reason it's probably one of the prettier games on our list when you have everything maxed out cranked up to 11 high resolutions ray tracing good frame rates the whole nine yards maybe if you have  problems with the game that's one thing but if are looking at the city exploring  it is definitely a sight to behold.

4-Ghost Runner:

This world of ghost runner and its levels it does have similar stuff going for it in art direction as cyberpunk you know industrial metals tons of details some neon and sci-fi stuff but you have a bit more grime and some occasional fire and sparks this might not be the strongest example on our list you can only notice it in certain spots you know reflective puddles and some shiny sheen here and there but it really just contributes to the overall package looking significantly nicer when it's a game designed for zipping through environments as fast as possible you won't always stop to look into a puddle to see if it's reflecting light but if you do you will see something magical out of a  high-end pc gaming GPU card sometimes also just worth pointing out ghost runner is a hell of a good time and extremely underrated it's super cheap on steam and if you haven't checked it out already you definitely should. 

3- Ryse Son of Rome:

Yes really this game although not officially supported this thing can look insanely good this was originally an Xbox one launch title just kind of designed to flex graphics more than anything and surprisingly now that it's on pc and when you Messe with it can just look even better it already still looks pretty good today by modern standards but with some improved lighting and lighting physics i mean man just look at the armor look at the way the sunlight works the first level here that we're highlighting and the villa area were really levels designed to make you go wow and now that they're beefed up it just makes you say wow even more there's not too much to say for this one other than to just show it because even though it's not the best game in the world by any means it had a cool story and some of that action although it got repetitive it was just cool to see with awesome animations cool gore and of course some beautiful visuals. 

2-Red Dead Redemption 2:

The pc version of this game is already insane but with some tweaks.. guys look at this we think it's one of the most graphically impressive game we've ever seen and with some tweaks added on and some reshades it just looks much better that little difference just takes it from 11 to 12. how the lighting works in the city from day to night it's not perfect there can be some glitches here and there but we think this is one that you definitely want to mess with and use to flex on your friends if you are lucky enough to have an RTX card considering at the time they're still really hard to find because of miners but we figured you guys would definitely want to see this one. 

1- Battlefield 5:

Rotterdam level  this was a big demo for Ray Tracing when the thing was first announced do you remember that tech demo video that NVidia put out where it shows the battlefield  with a black car next to an explosion reflecting lights on it ? well that was taken specifically from this Rotterdam level and while yes you do have those old cars reflecting things looking amazing that stuff has been highlighted already but the smaller details are insane like herringbone pattern bricks on certain public areas and streets how the light hits it just looks way more convincing this is hard to explain but yeah the light just kind of splashes across it in realistic ways then of course the puddles realistically reflecting everything in real time it looks awesome. interiors they have tile and wood floors that give off an appropriately realistic shine not overly shiny like we've seen some games kind of overdue for many years thanks to this new realistic physics based lighting it looks amazing but that's what we got today we just wanted to show you guys some very cool games with crazy Ray Tracing effect which game did you liked more tell us in the comments below.