While this true upscaling goes a long way in terms of getting rid of blurry textures at higher resolution, it does little in terms of creating a higher fidelity texture. While they are truly upscaled properly, it does not appear that any of them have been hand altered at all.
Immediately I was hit with the realization that we didn’t receive a full-on remaster of the textures. So of course, I cranked them all to max setting and jumped in-game for some hands on goodness. The additions of FXAA, Borderless Windowed mode, and Supersampling made me very excited to see what happened with the graphical fidelity. We can finally change the camera distance, height, and field of view! This was one of my main gripes of the original version, and a feature I am very glad to see.
Not only do we have new graphics settings, we also have new camera settings. Being a remaster I had hoped to see new settings, and boy I wasn’t disappointed here. Right off the jump, I went straight into the options. I ran both versions of Kingdom of Amalur at 1440p with the graphics settings maxed out on each version. I have an EVGA 1080ti FTW3 Hybrid running two monitors, an Acer Predator 27 inch, and another monitor, almost identical, only it’s a non-predator model. I rock an i7-6700k with 32gb of 3000 MHz ram.
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