This year's TGA Game Awards ceremony was full of content, and one of the highlights was undoubtedly the trailer for Ninja Theory's Hellblade 2: Xena's Sacrifice. This trailer shows a "demo image" of this action-adventure game, and the graphics are so amazing that some people doubt whether it is a real-time demo image.
Recently, David García, the audio director of Ninja Theory, clarified the question on Twitter.
David García tweeted: "Everything in this demo is calculated by the game engine on the fly, without any tricks. It's all true, and because of that, it's not completely perfect. ”
Then another netizen further asked: Is the image in the trailer an image of the game engine, or a real-time trial image? García explained that the demo image of the trailer is a small part of the game itself, which was personally played by a developer at Ninja Theory.
So you know, the trailer shown on TGA, it's the actual game screen of Hellblade 2, and some people don't believe it because the game graphics look really good, of course, which is a good thing for Ninja Theory.
Hellblade 2 will be available on XSX/XSS/PC, and the game has yet to release date.