Guardians of the Galaxy game will throw every graphics trick in the book at your PC

Guardians of the Galax game will throw every nontextual matter trick in the al-Qur'an at your PC

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Marvel's Guardians of the Wandflower game is protrusive to look like it could be a sleeper hit – at least in how deeply it's leaning into all the latest graphical bells and whistles.

A new trailer shows turned how those favourable enough to induce the latest and greatest in PC computer hardware, such as an RTX 3080 operating theater RTX 3090 graphics card, posterior push the game to its limits:

"PC players will enjoy this stunning universe's visuals with even higher carrying out", aforesaid Olivier Proulx, elderly producer at Eidos-Montréal. And he's non kidding – the trailer shows off resolutions passing up to 8K natively, diffuse illumination, HDR, wide color gamut, ray-tracing and the very useful Nvidia DLSS technology that upscales visuals to high resolutions at a minimal performance reach.

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One to watch

There's something about the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy bet on that's increasingly riveting to us.

Both the Marvel gaming franchise and developer Eidos-Montréal need a hit. The Wonder's Avengers game was met with a tepid reaction, and it's landed on Xbox Back Pass far sooner than many would have hoped or expected. And while Eidos-Montréal has made some wonderful games, particularly its Deus Antique titles, they've ne'er quite hit the stack audience they've deserved.

Hopefully this pairing between popular property and superb studio apartment will work some Wonder wizard that both parties painfully need.

Madcap fun, Guardians of the Galaxy is looking equivalent a hoot. It hits consoles and Microcomputer on October 26 – retain locked happening TechRadar for our full impressions in the run functioning to set in motion.

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Gerald is the Executive director Editor for TechRadar, taking care of the site's home movie house, gaming, smart home, entertainment and audio end product. He loves his gaming, but don't carry him to play with you unless your console is aquiline up to a 4K HDR screen and a 7.1 encircle organisation. Based out of TechRadar Towers, London, Gerald was previously Editor of Gizmodo UK. He dreams of the day when He can pop music connected a VR headset and meet Lawnmower Man-era Pierce Brosnan. Sadly, Pierce doesn't share the dream.