There’s quite alot of info in the log file from game errors, system info aswell as benchmarks results. If you run multiple benchmarks they will be logged in the same file.
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After completion you can find a very detailed report in the Log folder of your The Talos Principle game install directory. I used a 60 second run on all tests as seen in the video above. Its 100% representative of game performance. It runs through the puzzles in first person mode, exactly as if you were playing the game. You can find the benchmark in the first game menu. The Talos Principle has a very unique built-in benchmark that runs a predefined 15,30,60 or unlimited seconds run. Nvidia: 344.75 WHQL, AMD: Catalyst Omega 14.12 Galax GTX970 EXOC 4GB, MSI R9-290 Gaming 4S Benchmark Components The Talos Principle Benchmark System CPU Native SLI and Crossfire support is not present, so we will have to stick to single GPU results for the time being. Progressing into our benchmark performance analysis they’ve added a handful of advanced options as well as a built-in benchmark.
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While not the most demanding engine, it’s 3 years old afterall, it’s still impressive and blends well with the free roaming puzzle solving scope of the game. The game uses the Serious engine and as mentioned is developed by Croteam and published by Devolver Digital. If you’ve played Portal or Portal 2 you’ll get the feel for the game and progress through the laser beam, fan and box puzzles, collecting your sigils (tetris blocks) fairly quickly. You play the main character, a mechanical robot, trying to find the path to enlightenment, guided by Elohim a deitic voice. The Talos Principle is a first person or third person (that’s up to you) philosophical narrative puzzle game. A puzzle game isn’t something you usually benchmark, but as The Talos Principle is a creation of Croteam, the guys behind the Serious Sam series, this performance analysis was inevitable.
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