Hy3's full benchmark breakdown.

“HUD, minimap with dot-enemies, and a weapon read clearly, but the main view is a nearly featureless brown wall with no visible walls-vs-open geometry and no on-screen demon sprite, so the raycast world and monsters chasing you don't come across to the player. Solid UI polish can't rescue a flat, empty central frame.”

“Renders cleanly with a detailed articulated skydiver (helmet, suit, arms, boots — not a bare capsule), clean HUD with altitude/distance/phase, and a lush jungle canopy of blobs with a visible river below; but the canopy overhead reads as a flat pink slab rather than a parachute, and the world feels more static/decorative than dynamic mid-drop, keeping it below the field's best.”

“Clean HUD with working attitude indicator, heading tape, throttle/gear/score panels, and a decently modeled aircraft with wings, nav lights and prop; but the terrain reads as an empty green haze with no visible runway, trees or structures from this altitude, leaving the world flat and generic compared to the field's best.”

“Strong dusk-city atmosphere with a readable blocky hero (cap, jacket trim, gun), streetlights, crosswalks, and a pedestrian, plus clean HUD (ammo, health bar, wanted stars, crosshair, controls). Weak points: the world is fairly barren mid-frame, no visible buildings-as-cover in this angle, and it reads more as a stylized diorama than the dense GTA street the brief implies, keeping it below the field's best.”