Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice PC Requirements

[Slick Butter]

What was your experience? A 1080 Ti holds 4K 60 pretty well.

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A 1080ti gets you 60fps at 4k though.

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Sorry, was referring to the Vega 64. I have one and Dark Souls 3 gets up to 40fps at best at 4k.

 

[Chettlar]

So, a 1050 is enough?

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Sounds like it. Given it looks like a 1060 is recommended (1060 is ~ 970, slightly better especially with support; honestly weird they used 970, although it's probably a more commonly used card), you'll likely be able to run it at medium/high settings if you want a solid framerate.

 

[Deleted member 24021]

Holy shit my specs are slightly over recommended for the first time in I don't know how long.

 

[Deleted member 5596]

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).

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From Software games are multimillion sellers on PC. It would be a big grab for Epic and wouldn't surprise me. That said, I wonder if FS would allow something like that.

 

[GrrImAFridge]

From Software games are multimillion sellers on PC. It would be a big grab for Epic and wouldn't surprise me. That said, I wonder if FS would allow something like that.

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I'm not suggesting the game isn't going to sell well. Epic's exclusivity deals are designed to remove Steam from the equation and shepherd those would-be customers to EGS; Sekiro still being a Steam game in much if not most of the world would leave open avenues for those affected to still get their hands on the Steam version.