Tripwire Interactive’s PC version of Maneater, the action RPG where players take on the role of a shark, will support NVIDIA Ansel to capture in-game screenshots. With Ansel, players can compose high-quality screenshots, from any position, adjust them with post-process filters, capture HDR images in high-fidelity formats, and share them in 360 degrees with mobile phone, PC, or VR headset.
To celebrate this announcement, Tripwire Interactive is sharing some brand-new screenshots from the pre-alpha build of Maneater currently in development for release on PC (coming to the Epic Games Store later this year). This glimpse of the latest build of Maneater is one of the first since the first reveal at E3 2018.
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Maneater is an open world single player action RPG, developed by Tripwire Interactive. Set in the unforgiving waters of the southern U.S. Gulf Coast, players will fight to survive in rivers and streams as well as the open ocean, with danger lurking at every depth. Their only tools are their wits, their jaws, and an uncanny ability to evolve as they feed. Anything and everything is on the menu…kill or be killed.
In this tale of revenge, players can take on the role of an ever-evolving shark and terrorize the coastal waterways, tearing swimmers and divers limb from limb, giving the humans a reason to fear what lies below. Immersed in a living, breathing world full of threats and rewards, players will have a vast world to explore sunken wrecks, lurk in swamps, or cruise the open ocean looking for their next unsuspecting meal. As your shark evolves, customize your maneater to fit your play style.
More detailed information on how Maneater will support NVIDIA Ansel will be made available in the future. To keep up to date with the latest on Maneater, be sure to visit the official website and follow the Maneater team on Twitter and Facebook.
Images courtesy of Tripwire Interactive
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