Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition Demands a Futuristic PC | Push Square
Horizon Forbidden West is coming to PC in the form of the Complete Edition on 21st March, where an entirely new audience of players can experience one of PlayStation's modern classics in even greater fidelity. Sony has released a trailer detailing some of the features, and some of Nixxes additions, which already has us considering a double dip.
With ultrawide display support, unlocked frame rates, customizable graphical settings, and bleeding-edge performance tech like NVIDIA DLSS 3 upscaling and frame generation, Guerrilla Games' latest has never looked better (and it looked stunning to begin with). If you missed the excellent Burning Shores expansion, that content comes bundled alongside previously released DLC, and that is another reason to consider a return to Aloy's wild world.
You can see how your system stacks up against the specifications below. Running everything maxed out, in 4K and at 60fps, will require a seriously beefy rig. But mid-range machines or players willing to compromise should have no trouble managing 1440p at much higher frame rates, which can be a transformative experience in an action-heavy game like this.
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What do you think of Horizon Forbidden West's Complete Edition? Will you pick it up on PC, and if so, did you play on PlayStation previously? Let us know in the comments section below.
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On that note, why's the complete edition so hard to find in the AU region and I think most of the EU?
Just imagine this game with mods........
I could buy the PC version, but i just got myself a PS5 a couple of months ago and i just bought this game for the console. I'm good.
I'd like.a physical PS5 UK release if possible. They only seemed to
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