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According to Tripwire, Killing Floor 2 will not run at 4K resolution on the Xbox One X. Instead, the game will run at a native 1800p in order to "Maintain a higher frame rate."
This information comes from Dave Elder from the Killing Floor 2 development team in a statement shared with wccftech.
The PlayStation 4 Pro version of the game also makes use of an 1800p resolution. However, on the PS4 Pro it uses checkerboard rendering instead of running at a native 1800p like on the Xbox One X.
This information comes from Dave Elder from the Killing Floor 2 development team in a statement shared with wccftech.
Xbox One X was a very smooth and easy platform to develop for. It took very little engineering effort to get our base Xbox One game running on the Xbox One X. It took maybe 4 hours of programming effort total.
Killing Floor 2 runs at native 1800p, fixed resolution (no checkerboarding) on Xbox One X. We did experiment with true 4k rendering, but the frame rate drop was a bit too significant. 1800p provides the optimal balance between visual quality and performance in Killing Floor 2.
We don’t have a specific frame rate target for XBox One X, although the game does run at higher frame rates than the base Xbox One, even at 1800p resolution. We will be using Ultra textures on Xbox One X. We are also increasing the resolution of our shadow maps and shadow draw distance.
Killing Floor 2 runs at native 1800p, fixed resolution (no checkerboarding) on Xbox One X. We did experiment with true 4k rendering, but the frame rate drop was a bit too significant. 1800p provides the optimal balance between visual quality and performance in Killing Floor 2.
We don’t have a specific frame rate target for XBox One X, although the game does run at higher frame rates than the base Xbox One, even at 1800p resolution. We will be using Ultra textures on Xbox One X. We are also increasing the resolution of our shadow maps and shadow draw distance.
The PlayStation 4 Pro version of the game also makes use of an 1800p resolution. However, on the PS4 Pro it uses checkerboard rendering instead of running at a native 1800p like on the Xbox One X.