Most graphic intensive games

[MeicoPotato]

Here we go again. I know there are probably a BUNCH of topics on what game is the most graphic intensive game made.

*DO NOT INCLUDE CRYSIS 3*

For me, I would say Crysis 2 with the EQM, or the first Crysis with the EQM.

Metro 2033 honestly did not surprise me that much.

I play Battlefield 3, and the graphics are great. However, at times it seems a little cartoonish for me, but at some points in the game, at the right angles, the game looks pretty realistic.


Also, what is the most graphic-intensive thing made? If there's a YouTube video showing an animation that's looks very realistic, I would love to check it out.

 

[farhan782000]

As the games I played in my experience I really liked graphics of Sleeping Dogs and Assassin's Creed 3.

 

[Ksh1tij21]

Watch The Third And The Seventh By Alex Roman.

Here is the Link--> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ-3aRhvFwU

 

[Ksh1tij21]

And The Snowdrop Engine Used For Tom Clancy's The Division is pretty realistic. I'm pretty sure that the game will be a challenge for most mid level gaming rigs(Obviously If you want the top quality graphics achievable in the game).

Here is the Link--> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2NJSAvuiQ0

 

[asad dab]

star citizen

 

[HardwareGTX]

I am undecided, I played cod ghosts bf4 but I swear Far Cry 3 and Assassin's creed black flag are more intensive because they look so nice, However COD Ghosts is close on looks.

 

[Benjamin Li]

i have the r9 270x toxic at the time of purchase it came with battlefield 4 it runs sweet as a chocolate bar on maxed settings also the witcher 2 has no issues i need something more demanding, please help me

 

[Pharaun159]

IMHO, Battlefield 3 doesn't have that good graphics.





The Witcher 2 and Far Cry 3 are very graphically intensive.




But mainly Heavily modded Skyrim





Here's a good modded Skyrim video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJFFqtH2GJ4

I don't really like the graphics of Far Cry 3, but that video showing a heavily modded Skyrim is pretty amazing. I'll have to check that out.

Modding skyrim to that point, does take a fair amount of work. I think i'm at about 87, 89 mods maybe. I have to up the games memory block size, modify cache sizes, set my gpu to max and over ride application setting,used ewi's ini files, ect. All in all i pushint skyrim to its limits. i at 2.9 vram. Game crashes at 3.1. Just how its coded. It ovten crashes for me anyway at that point in exterior cells. I really pushing the bounds. and i not even running an enb. Does look awesome though.

 

[Drjead]

Honestly I haven't seen any games yet to be as beautiful as Crysis 3 or Battlefield 4 yet fps wise.

Also Gta 4 and Ghosts could defiantly be better on the PC

Note also I have a ps3 + a ps4 and Ghosts is my all time favorite game.

 

[Silver Wolf]

I do not game much so my input is probably not that great but I say for what I have seen Mechwarrior Online is overly demanding for what it is. Graphics are not that much more superior than MechWarrior 4 but instead of the 8mb graphics card needed in MW4 it uses 512 mb minimum and with anything less than a quad-core CPU, 8gb+ RAM and a 1gb+ graphics card it runs so horribly...

--EDIT--
Corrected typos.

 

[Disngager]

IMHO, Battlefield 3 doesn't have that good graphics.





The Witcher 2 and Far Cry 3 are very graphically intensive.
Yes, but the whole Skyrim mods thing is getting totally blow out of proportion. The graphics engine only adds more complex textures, filtering, objects ect. It is limited and does not really create more complexity to the objects. Very few mods do slight changes to the object before it's overlayed with a texture skin. It is too limited and there is not the same complexity of vegetation like in Crysis. If it had the same object complexity and then modded, it would be comparable. It is no longer a flagship game to test your gpu. I could refilter any game enough times to bog down any computer, even Mario. No matter how real of textures you put on Mario. He still will look fake with a less complex shape.



But mainly Heavily modded Skyrim





Here's a good modded Skyrim video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJFFqtH2GJ4

I don't really like the graphics of Far Cry 3, but that video showing a heavily modded Skyrim is pretty amazing. I'll have to check that out.

 

[Rally0078]

Try GTA 5 when it releases. GTA 4 is way too processor intensive. and also try Xplane 10.

 

[unox234]

Iknow, waking up a dead post blahblahblah..

but...

Try out The vanishing of Ethan Carter. it's really fr*kin beautiful. the lights, grass, textures.. everything looks great

 

[tmboyz]

Iknow, waking up a dead post blahblahblah..

but...

Try out The vanishing of Ethan Carter. it's really fr*kin beautiful. the lights, grass, textures.. everything looks great

i didnt know about this Ethan Carter till now. Will check out the reviews and if they are good i'll get it at once. Thanks!

 

[mattrtaylor]

Hitman Absolution.

It looks pretty decent, although it still looks kind of cartoonish to me. Maybe I'm just way too judgemental or something.

It kind of looks like Batman Arkham City. People were saying that it looked great, but to me it just looked cartoonish. Again, maybe I'm just way too judgemental 😛

You may want to rephrase your question a bit. It seems like you are asking about realism in games.

A graphically intense game can be either cartoony or realistic. The intensity of a game is dependent not on realism but on how much of what sort of resources are handed off to the GPU (and sometimes the CPU). Big draws on GPU usage are lighting, particle effects, antialiasing, polygon count, hi-res textures, etc. These can appear in any game regardless of the realism.

For example Minecraft, played with high fidelity shader mods, is far more graphically intense than the newest Tombraider played on ultra settings. I know because my computer can run TR at 20-50fps, but not minecraft with shaders without jut giving up and producing 3 fps.

On that note you'll be hard pressed to find a game more graphically intense than Minecraft rendering 30+chunks with high-res shader mods running at high settings. (The upcoming Star Citizen maybe?)

 

[Rally0078]

Hitman Absolution.

It looks pretty decent, although it still looks kind of cartoonish to me. Maybe I'm just way too judgemental or something.

It kind of looks like Batman Arkham City. People were saying that it looked great, but to me it just looked cartoonish. Again, maybe I'm just way too judgemental 😛

You may want to rephrase your question a bit. It seems like you are asking about realism in games.

A graphically intense game can be either cartoony or realistic. The intensity of a game is dependent not on realism but on how much of what sort of resources are handed off to the GPU (and sometimes the CPU). Big draws on GPU usage are lighting, particle effects, antialiasing, polygon count, hi-res textures, etc. These can appear in any game regardless of the realism.

For example Minecraft, played with high fidelity shader mods, is far more graphically intense than the newest Tombraider played on ultra settings. I know because my computer can run TR at 20-50fps, but not minecraft with shaders without jut giving up and producing 3 fps.

On that note you'll be hard pressed to find a game more graphically intense than Minecraft rendering 30+chunks with high-res shader mods running at high settings. (The upcoming Star Citizen maybe?)

Do you Know Xplane 10? Try it in Ultra settings

 

[Just Some Random Guy]

Hands down, Assassin's Creed Unity. Even R9 295X2 runs in around 25FPS on Ultra High settings.

 

[tmboyz]

The metro redux series, just like crisis 3, can be very taxing on hardware. But I manage on ultra with the sapphire R9 280x toxic – gorgeous! But witcher 2 on uber settings could be something else. I agree with one of the poster saying hitman absolution looking cartoonish like batman. I couldn’t stand the colored neon lighted look of hitman for more than twenty minutes and the toy like way the character is made to move around; as opposed to a smooth moving first person perspective.

 

[neilgaopre]

umm i think witcher 3 will be the king of best ever graphics when it comes out

 

[cats_Paw]

Unreal Engine 4 is the thing that so far has impressed me the most.
http://www.roadtovr.com/download-13-beautiful-unreal-engine-4-demos-oculus-rift-dk2/

Its not technicly a game, but it is definitly amazing what the possibilities are.