Here is a look at a reasonably high level cyberpunk 2077 netrunner build (focusing mostly on Intelligence stat and Quickhack perks) who is able to hack cameras remotely and then take out (non-lethally) a pretty tough gang on V.Hard difficulty without being detected. The similarities between this style of gameplay

Ubisoft released a patch last week bringing the Watch Dogs Legion game to 2.20. There are a number of fixes and performance enhancements. We still cannot maintain a solid 60 fps at 4K Ultra with ray tracing enabled (RTX 3090) but it does run a lot smoother. You can also

Take a look at Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs Legion 8K gameplay video which shows the game running on an RTX 3090. The settings are all Ultra (including ray tracing) and with DLSS Ultra-performance enabled. Any other DLSS setting nets a sub 30 fps experience. That said, some of the details get

Almost four years ago, Ubisoft offered Watch Dogs 2 for fans of the series, set in San Francisco and offering an open-world action experience. Cue 2020 and the setting has changed to London, with the actions remaining firmly on familiar ground. Is there reason enough then to dive-in to Watch

You have probably heard of “Ray Tracing” and perhaps believe it to be a buzz-word or something only PC gamers talk about. Well, times are changing and with the advent of PS5 and Xbox Series X, you’re likely to hear about it a lot more. Back in late 2018, we

Here is a look at Ubisoft’s just released Watch Dogs Legion using the Ultra preset, Ray Tracing enabled and in 4K. The first video has HDR enabled, so be warned the colours might not look 100% correct on non HDR compliant displays. The second video is SDR and showcases non-lethal

Here we run several Watch Dogs Legion benchmark tests using the in-game tool at Ultra preset. We’re using stock equipment with no overclocking on any components. So that’s an ASUS TUF RTX 3090 OC, i9 9900K CPU, 16 Gb 3200 DDR4 RAM, Windows 10 64Bit. Also we’re recording on the