G-Rebels

Schönes Game was sehr an G-Police erinnern tut. Fan´s von G-Police sollten mal einen Blick ins Game machen.

Fantastic atmosphere, environments and flight model! Looking forward to seeing the game getting more fleshed out!

======================================================================= G - R E B E L S ======================================================================= [ ATMOSPHERE & ACCESSIBILITY ] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As someone who has a soft spot for space sims and is always chasing the feel of classics like Tachyon: The Fringe, I can confidently say this game brings a genuinely refreshing vibe to the table. It oozes incredible Blade Runner atmosphere, and the world alone keeps pulling me back in. I was also pleasantly surprised by the controls. I have a HOTAS setup that I may test out eventually, but the game feels impressively tight and intuitive with just a keyboard and mouse. The fact that it's this accessible right out of the gate is a huge plus. [ CONTENT & UE5 PERFORMANCE ] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As others have mentioned, it is currently very light on content (roughly 5-10 hours), and you will likely need to spend some time dialing in the graphics settings to hit your target framerate. Personally, I don't hold this against the developers -- tweaking settings is just par for the course with a lot of heavy Unreal Engine 5 titles right now. Reakktor Studios is probably leaning on UE5's built-in features, and as a result, you need to be very tactical with your settings choices. Global Illumination is a major performance hog, and I personally can't stand how TAA looks. Turning down the cloud quality also gave me a solid optimization boost without making the game look noticeably worse. [ HARDWARE CONTEXT & CUSTOM SETTINGS ] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For reference, I'm running an RTX 5090 on a 5K2K ultrawide OLED monitor. I almost always play my games at native resolution and avoid upscaling unless I absolutely have to. When DLSS is available, I usually enable DLAA -- it provides some of the best anti-aliasing available while still rendering natively. If you are looking for a baseline to tweak from, here is what is currently working well for me (100+ FPS): My Settings (Custom Overall Quality) * Texture Quality: Insane (If you have less than 16gb VRAM dial this down) * Shading Quality: Normal * Foliage Quality: Normal * Shadow Quality: Normal * Anti-Aliasing: Normal * Post-Processing: Normal * View Distance: Medium * Global Illumination: Normal * Reflections Quality: Normal * Motion Blur: Off * Field of View: 110 * Ambient Lights: On * Ground Traffic: 3D * 2nd Cloud Layer: Off * Reflections on Global Illumination: Off * Upscaling: DLSS * Mode: DLAA * Frame Generation: Disabled ======================================================================= Overall, I'm really enjoying my time with it and am looking forward to seeing how the game grows and gets optimized over time. Definitely recommended. =======================================================================