Considering that it's FREE and it's still basically using the same graphics engine from 1997, just a different API instead, I think it's great and they did a great job! it's a very cool way to experience an old classic game remastered in a way I never thought I'd see. I see Quake 2 RTX as a cool way to play with light, shadows, reflections and coloured lighting while shooting bad guys. I've got a 2080TI and I get about 80-100fps at 1080p and I'm fine with that since the RTX upgrade was FREE anyway.
Don't expect 4K! Ray Tracing in games isn't even a year old yet!

Considering that it's FREE and it's still basically using the same graphics engine from 1997, just a different API instead, I think it's great and they did a great job! it's a very cool way to experience an old classic game remastered in a way I never thought I'd see. I see Quake 2 RTX as a cool way to play with light, shadows, reflections and coloured lighting while shooting bad guys. I've got a 2080TI and I get about 80-100fps at 1080p and I'm fine with that since the RTX upgrade was FREE anyway. Don't expect 4K! Ray Tracing in games isn't even a year old yet!