A recently released game, Ghost Line: Tokyo, tells us the story of a mysterious force invading Tokyo, where players need to play as a person with special abilities to fight some strange ghosts and solve puzzles.
Ghost Line: Tokyo
The way of fighting is also different from the previous swords, guns and sticks, but instead of using spells to attack, this scene is familiar to us, and Maoshan Daoists often talk about it. We have not watched less of those TV dramas that exorcise demons.
Ghost Line: Tokyo
As we wander the streets of Tokyo, we can encounter all kinds of ghosts, friendly cats, dogs, and dogs, and of course fight JK who can't see the body and only wear one clothes, although we can't see anything, but the player seems to like it.
Ghost Line: Tokyo
The game's configuration requirements are not low, basically a relatively high-end graphics card to play, but fortunately, we can turn on AMD FSR technology or NVIDIA DLSS technology, which allows us to use the mid-range graphics card to play the highest picture quality.
Official configuration requirements
Here we use RX 6600 XT, RTX 3060, RX 6600 three graphics cards to test, the picture quality is set to the preset Ultra, the resolution is 2K/4K, turn on FSR/DLSS technology, the frame rate is as follows.
Frame-count representation
You can see that the RX 6600 XT is about 6.6% and 20.1% ahead of the RTX 3060 and RX 6600 respectively, and in the case of 2K resolution to turn on FSR/DLSS, smooth gaming is completely fine, but if you want to play 4K resolution, you may need to improve the configuration of the graphics card.
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