Laꦕyers of Fear got a new technical trailer today, highlighting just how much of a difference developing in Unreal Engine 5 can make.&ꦇnbsp;

Co-developer and publisher Bloober Team - who you probably know for The Medium and the upcoming Silent Hill 2 remake - has released a new trailer for Layers of Fear that outlines all of the technical enhancements featured in the upcoming horror title. As to be expected with most new 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:PS5 and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Xbox Series X games, La𒊎yers of Fear will support ray tracing, HDR, and 4K resolution - which basically means it's going to look super sleek. 

As one of the first titles to release that was entirely built using Unreal E𒈔ngine 5, Layers of Fear utilizes the engine's Lumen illumination technology as well as its Niagara visual effects system to cr🐠eate the perfect dark and dusty environment we're expecting to see in the Bloober and Anshar Studios co-production. 

In the trailer, featured just above, we 𒉰get to see side-by-side shots of how the 2023 version of Layers of Fear compares to the 2017 version and it's not hard to see how much things have improved in those six years. The new Layers of Fear acts as a sequel as well as something of a remake as it includes the first two games in the series as well as all their DLC and a new chapter and story. ๊;

As well as all this new technology, Layers of Fear will also introduce some new core g𒊎ameplay mechanics - one of these being the lan♓tern which will help guide players around the horrors hiding around every dark corner. The soundtrack has also been reimagined by The Medium and Layers of Fear 2 composer Arek Reikowski. 

Layers of Fear is set to re🉐lease on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S in June 2023 - we're yet to get a firm release date jus꧃t yet. 

While we wait for this one, find out what else you should be playing with our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best horror games list.