GTA V Ray Traced Reflections Look Really Good, Actually

Dec 13, 2022 at 03:30pm EST
GTA V Ray Traced Reflections

As promised last week, Rockstar Games today updated the visuals of GTA V and GTA Online on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S|X with ray traced reflections.

While only available in the Fidelity Mode (which is locked at 30 frames per second), the RT reflections do provide a significant improvement, especially since GTA V and GTA Online didn't have good screen space reflections to begin with.

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Twitter user @videotech shared a lot of footage and images, which we've gathered below.

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https://twitter.com/videotech_/status/1602639819670278146

https://twitter.com/videotech_/status/1602621541379969027

https://twitter.com/videotech_/status/1602625408863817728

https://twitter.com/videotech_/status/1602648445772333056

He also retweeted image captures from fellow Twitter user @lenlfc and a video demonstration from @saiyambansal100, so credits go to them as well.

 

Beyond ray traced reflections, today's GTA V Los Santos Drug Wars update (version 1.64) also added a lot of content to the multiplayer GTA Online mode. According to the developers, it is just the opening chapter of a new multi-part story where players join Dax and his ragtag crew of Fooliganz to establish their fledgling business venture running high-grade hallucinogenics out of a new mobile headquarters, the Acid Lab.

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