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World in Conflict

In the meantime, strategy games look a lot better than they did a few years ago, right However, the programs rarely want to succeed in thePremier class, which is mostly occupied by first-person shooters, to advance. This doesn't seem to have been enough for the developers of World in Conflict and they developed a graphics engine that doesn't need to hide from any other game. World in Conflicht supports the Direct3D-10 API and has no problems using anti-aliasing under the new programming interface. Chic shader effects adorn the game (for example, the sun throws rays of light through the clouds that illuminate the surroundings), as well as detailed textures and a realistic shadow display. The animations of the game characters are well done, which, in combination with a cinematic cutting sequence, creates a film atmosphere in the cutscenes. We do not use the integrated benchmark function as a test sequence, as it behaves a bit strange. Instead we use the intro sequence for the first campaign of the demo.

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