Quake II RTX

Quake II RTX is a remastered version of the classic first-person shooter game Quake II, featuring real-time ray tracing and new physical simulations for materials and objects.

Quake II RTX requires a system with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPU, at least 6GB of RAM, and a 64-bit processor running Windows 10 or Linux.

Real-time ray tracing is a rendering technique that allows for more realistic lighting and shadows in computer graphics by simulating the behavior of light rays in real time.

Path tracing is a type of real-time ray tracing that simulates the path of light rays as they bounce around the scene, allowing for more complex lighting effects than traditional rasterization techniques.

DLSS, or Deep Learning Super Sampling, is an AI-based technology that can upscale images with improved quality and performance compared to traditional scaling techniques.

No, Quake II RTX requires an NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPU to run, as it relies on the hardware's real-time ray tracing capabilities.

No, Quake II RTX is currently only available on PC systems with compatible GPUs.

Yes, Quake II RTX includes support for both singleplayer and multiplayer modes.

Yes, Quake II RTX supports many of the same mods and custom content as the original game.

No, Quake II RTX is a paid game, though a limited demo version is available to try before purchasing.