A Plague Tale: Requiem, the contender for 2022's GOTY award, has now received a brand new patch that enables Raytracing.A Plague Tale: Requiem Patch Adds RT Shadows: Raytracing Makes Shadows Crisp At Minimal Performance ImpactHaving ended A Plague Tale: Requiem twice now, I must say that the game doesn't only tell a great story but it does so with some of the most impressive environments and visuals, in general, that I have seen in recent years.The game got an almost perfect 9/10 score in our own review & today, it looks like the developers have released a new patch that enables raytracing, delivering even more visual fidelity.This shows decent performance on RTX 4090-class cards but I will be testing out AMD's RDNA 3, RDNA 2, and NVIDIA's older Ampere cards to see if they see a bigger performance loss with RT-enabled compared to the newer Ada cards.You can also note the following performance and visual differences between Native, DLSS 2, and DLSS 3 in both RT-enabled/disabled settings:4K Native (RT Enabled):4K DLSS2 (RT Disabled):4K DLSS2 (RT Enabled):4K DLSS3 (RT Disabled):4K DLSS3 (RT Enabled):The Raytracing shadows patch is now available for download and has a size of around 200 MB so you should already have it loaded up the next time you boot up Steam (the platform I used to test the game)."