If you are looking for a fresh first-person shooter, then Gray Zone Warfare is going to be perfect for you. This title is going to be a perfect alternative for Escape from Tarkov after the recent controversy regarding the game.
This new tactical shooter from Madfinger Games is going to be released via Steam early access on April 30, 2024. However, fans are not getting only the news on this day. There is something more for those who have tried this Gray Zone Warfare earlier.
Free Standard Edition for the Gray Zone Warfare Playtesters
Along with the release date, the company has also revealed that those who took part in the playtest, along with invitees for the beta testing phase last week, will get their hands on the standard edition of the game.
🙌 Were you a part of the #GZW playtest? You get to keep the game!
Everyone who received a key in last week's playtest (including invitees) will receive the Standard Edition of #GrayZoneWarfare on release.
Happy Hunting, and remember, #EveryMoveMatters. 🤙 pic.twitter.com/jFltx8eCEP
— Gray Zone Warfare (@GrayZoneWarfare) April 29, 2024
Currently, there are a total of four editions of Gray Zone Warfare: Standard, Tactical, Elite, and Supporter, which cost $34.99, $57.99, $79.99, and $99.99, respectively.
The game features a 42 sq. km. vast open world that can accommodate up to 48 players and 1000 AI units. Players can play PvEvP or just PvE, go solo, or play with a squad of up to four players.
Once you get your hands on the game, you will see over 150 tasks to be completed across the whole island. As of now, there’s no surety when the early access phase is going to close. But with the promise of new content updates, new quests and challenges, new weapons, and new stories, this phase is going to last for sure.
NVIDIA DLSS 3 and Ray Traced Enhanced Edition Support in Gray Zone Warfare
On April 23, 2024, NVIDIA announced that the highly anticipated tactical shooter is going to support DLSS 3 (Frame Generation) from the very first day of its launch. This feature will be only available for the GeForce RTX 40 series GPUs, where performance will be highly accelerated.
But those who don’t have these graphics cards don’t need to worry. The game will also feature Reflex, which will be beneficial for GeForce GTX 900 series graphics cards and higher users. This system will effectively reduce a maximum of 50% of in-game latency.
The story doesn’t end here. Gray Zone Warfare is based on Unreal Engine 5, so it will support hardware-accelerated ray-tracing with Lumen Lighting. This is going to deliver ultra-high-res visuals to your gameplay.
That’s all from our end. There are high hopes regarding the upcoming tactical FPS title, Gray Zone Warfare. The game is right now in the 7th spot on Steam’s global wishlist. So, a promising future lies ahead of this game.
What’s your take on this new title? Are you going to try it out? Let us know in the comment section.
