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See Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice show off 4K HDR visuals on the Xbox One X

Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, as announced just a short time ago, is headed to the Xbox One in the very near future. April 11th, 2018 to be exact.

Today we get a look at the Xbox One X enhanced title in motion in an official 4K HDR trailer released by Ninja Theory. The game looked incredible on a PS4 and PS4 Pro and we’re expecting to be impressed by the Xbox One X version as well.

Take a look at the new trailer below.

Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice | Xbox One Trailer:

Hellblade on Xbox supports HDR and the game is enhanced for Xbox One X, with players having the choice of 3 enhanced modes to select from: Enhanced Visuals mode offers extra FX and visual quality throughout the experience, High Framerate mode runs the game at 60fps and High Resolution mode runs the game with dynamic resolutions up to 4K.

Xbox players can pre-order Hellblade on the Xbox Store now and, as a thank you to the patient Ninja Theory Xbox fans, pre-ordering or buying in the first week comes with a 10% discount on the $29.99/?29.99/?24.99 price.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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