More wonderful, however, is the art the software's ones and zeroes convey. Its buttery-smooth performance is also bound to earn kudos: Shadow Fall smooths away the frame rate hitches and texture pop-in we've become so accustomed to in even the most visually impressive console shooters. Like its predecessors, Killzone: Shadow Fall is likely to be described through a technical lens, and the game certainly deserves praise for how many polygons it packs into its most expansive landscapes. To define these games through terms like "IBL sampling" and "particle vertices" diminishes their striking beauty.
The Killzone series has often been lauded for its technological merits, but its artistic merits go too often unheralded.
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