-
Ever wanted an RSS feed of all your favorite gaming news sites? Go check out our new Gaming Headlines feed! Read more about it here.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice PC Requirements
- Thread starter Masagiwa
- Start date
does anyone know if it runs at 60 fps on ps4 pro? Currently hesitating to pick it on my PC or console (of course the PC version will probably be better, but if i can have it with a nice boxart on my ps4 i would pick that)
It's a FS game.
The best case that's gonna be on the pro is unlocked framerate that hovers between mid 40s like DS3.
i dunno maybe they learned since last time, haha
i'll wait for more info, but will probably pick it on PC then
If you want box-art, there's a PC boxed copy. Comes with a code, but you get your box-art.
nah, it's either all digital on PC, or a ps4-switch collection! Fits better in my shelf (yeah it's dumb, but it's not that important, if the PC version runs better i'll obviously pick it on PC, like i picked RE2 on PC just for the mouse+keyboard, gameplay is still more important than my shelf, lol)
Feels like it is only a matter of time for the announcement. When a game does not show up on legitimate key sites despite nearing release then you know what is coming next. The Steam Spy guy was circling around Sekiro too when the Metro thing went down.
Another possibility is the two or three way publishing split this game has. Acti doing the western release, From partnered with some company called CubeJoy for the Asian region and persumably From handling the Japan PC release could explain why no key sites have this game up for sale yet. Fingers crossed but it is not looking good imo.
Sekiro isn't on any trusted digital keystore, so it may happen. Probably one or two weeks before release. Epic's strategy seems to be to piss off as much pc gamers as possible.
Even though I have an Instant Gaming pre-order, I also preordered it directly via Steam just in case that happens and my key magically turns into an Epic store key. If that happens I'll cancel the Instant Gaming pre-order, if it doesn't I'll cancel the Steam one.
The fact that this is an actual fear I have because Epic has set the precedent shows how awful Epic's moneyhatting is for the consumer.
That's how I feel as well. I don't even WANT to watch the E3 PC gaming show anymore because of this.
Only reason why I have it preordered on steam. Preordered metro just on time too.
Smh..we have to worry about things like this now
Man, if I wasn't getting the physical almost for free thanks to GCU + Best Buy reward certs, I'd grab it on Steam right now. I'm getting worried...
OP
OP
Pleasantly low, my rig will handle this easily. PC it is.
Notwithstanding some kind of major compression breakthrough (quantum computers? who knows)
In 5-10 years I reckon there'll be almost no games with small file sizes. It's a march of progress thing. Even small indie games now are a few gigs, in my experience.
Notwithstanding some kind of major compression breakthrough (quantum computers? who knows)
Miyazaki's first new IP in 4 years is next month! Can't wait!!!
Déraciné came out just a few months ago. It's weird how people just pretend it doesn't exist.
Pleasantly surprised even the recommended requirements are fairly low. Shouldn't have any problems playing it with my old warhorse.
Isn't that bit inaccurate? Wasn't Déraciné new IP too? It's directed by Miyazaki and released late of last year.
Not big fans of Miyazaki and FromSoftware then probably.
Last edited:
I still really hope I'll get to play Déraciné one day, but being VR only, it's not surprising people forget about it.
DaS3 performed well and looked spectacular. Will go with the PC version if the PS4 Pro version is 30 FPS.
I hope not, so far the new trailer had the STEAM logo, hopefully it stays that way.
woah... I didn't even know this was coming to PC lol. for some reason I thought it was a console exclusive. nice!
It wasn't heavily marketed so I guess some may not have heard of it. Personally I loved it.
After Metro, nothing can be considered safe. That exclusivity deal hit just two weeks before release and after months of Steam pre-orders both on and outside of Steam itself.
Edit: That said, Epic has thus far shown exactly zero interest in Japanese games, and as the PC version is being distributed by a few different companies, locking down a worldwide exclusivity deal would be difficult (something tells me it wouldn't settle for region-specific exclusivity).
Last edited:
We can hope!
Bloodborne is my favorite game but I thought it was a tad too easy before the DLC. I want Sekiro to kick my ass.
What worries me is patch support. If the Epic version is considered the "main" PC build, what if patches start to get delayed on Steam, or even not come at all, considering this is a single-player game and it's not like it absolutely needs any small balancing changes.
I am totaly there with you. But all we can do is hope now, I guess.
Maybe we will get some new information about this topic soon.
Yep. That's why I won't cancel my Steam preorder until a day before launch at the earliest. Or when Instant Gaming sends me the key.
For what it's worth, Deep Silver has said that won't happen:
FAQ said:
Quite a big core/thread jump from recommended, which is why it's no doubt overkill.
I'd be shocked if this scales past 8 threads, and adding in the fact that From's games have been capped to 60, I'm sure an overclocked 4 core CPU would be fine.
That's actually pretty cool! I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure this isn't always the case with GOG/Steam games, so this is great news. Hopefully Activision can do the same if they go that route.
Those are pretty good requirements to be fair. The 970 is still a beast! I can run nearly everything I throw at it on high settings 1080p 60+ FPS no problem.
Yeah, the issue with GOG is that while developers can deploy patches instantly through Galaxy, the offline installer side of things is out of their hands as that's still managed by CDPR.
Wow, surprisingly modest specs. My aging and struggling 4690K/380X might not shit itself. REmake 2 didn't run that bad either, which makes it easier to hold off upgrading until at least Navi and next gen Ryzen.
Hmmmm, wonder if I could get away with 4K on medium settings with a 8700k and 1080. Would really quite like to play this one on the big TV rather than my PC monitor...
There was also a PC CE for the game but it seems that they ran out of stock within the first month of pre-orders. Well at least for GameStop in the US
OP
OP
Yeah that was almost scary how close to release it hit. At least Sekiro is not a UE4 developed game like Metro. I can see there being some extra incentive to go EGS if you're game is developed in UE4. Hopefully there won't be any issues regarding the platform situation.
Yep, PC and Xbox One versions are harder to find. Retailers where i live had only few copies of PS4 CE for pre-order and these got sold out in less than one hour.
OP
OP
