#Game Review

In September of 2021, Bethesda Studios published Deathloop, Arkane Studios' take on a multiplayer assassination game. Blending single-player gameplay with multiplayer competitiveness. In this story, you play as Colt, wherein your goal is to assassinate certain targets while also being hunted down by the antagonist of the game, Julianna Blake. For those playing on PC, particularly those with AMD Radeon RX GPUs, your experience with the game may have gotten better. If you're not familiar with FidelityFX Super Resolution, it's essentially a way for AMD to upscale the resolution, and boost the framerate of certain games. With an RX5700 XT, I found that the game averaged around 100fps with FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 off and at mostly high settings. Throughout my playthrough of the game, I played mostly on Quality Mode to see what it could do, and this resulted in lower fps (around 70-90fps), however, the improvement in graphics was noticeable with better shadows and lighting. Now when it comes to the actual game, I had an absolute blast playing it. Read more in our articles including "Deathloop Quick Review featuring AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0." and "WATCH: Grand Theft Auto V: It feels so good to be BAD".