Hi. If you have a 9070 series GPU from AMD and wanted to play COD MW Remastered you've most likely noticed that the game looks completely wrong. The sky is black, the reflections are flickering black and white (becoming a potential seizure hazard) and the entire map looks like it had a blue/purple filter applied all over it. Example here:

I've tried many potential solutions but none of these made any difference: updated GPU and chipset drivers, turned FreeSync on/off, switched from 10-bit colors to 8-bit, used all sorts of graphics settings in game (including VSync, resolutions and windowed / borderless modes), disabled / enabled variable refresh rate and ULMB, applied / removed any undervolting and power limit on CPU and GPU, tried different settings in AMD Adrenalin software (including tessellation, texture filtering and AA), cleared both AMD and Steam shader cache and even reinstalled the game on a different drive.

What I'm about to show here allowed me to complete the entire campaign without any issues. I've tested this only in SINGLEPLAYER. I cannot guarantee that it will work in multiplayer or that it's anticheat friendly. Use at your own risk!

With that out of the way - here's what I did to have my game display correctly on the RX9070 XT:

1. Download the DXVK libraries from github (https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/releases). It's an open-source translation layer which converts DirectX 8/9/10/11 calls to Vulkan which I assume handles shaders differently. Download the archive with the latest version (at the time of writing it's the dxvk-2.6.1.tar.gz file).
   
2. Extract it somewhere (let's say - in the Downloads folder)
   
3. Copy the d3d11.dll and dxgi.dll files from the x64 folder to the folder with the game executable (in my case: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Call of Duty Modern Warfare Remastered)
   
4. Run the game. If the game asks if you want to open it in Safe Mode say YES. If you say no or if the game doesn't ask you'll get an error. If the game asks if you want to optimize the game settings for new hardware choose whichever option you want, it shouldn't matter.